[okie01]

Another take...

"They have implied that Dr Kay resigned because he realised no WMD ever existed. But actually, he threw down his bat and stormed off the pitch in fury at the Bush administration for failing to give the ISG the money it needed to search for WMD, and for its incompetence in not preventing crucial evidence being destroyed by Iraqi looters.

"Those who know him well say he is so angry that he has been determined to embarrass the administration as much as possible. The result is that he has enabled the British media and anti-war politicians to take his finding that Saddam posed a different sort of threat, even deadlier than had been thought, and turn it instead into the false claim that he said no threat had existed at all."

[MEG33]

Kay said he resigned because of people being pulled out to help fight the insurgency.He understood but proper resources and independence were his two requirements.He lost one,adequate resources.

[okie01]

Ping. #2 was for you.

[etcb]

Another example of an otherwise honorable but naive person putting himself in a position to be used by a very ruthless and determined opposition. Dr. Kay sounds a lot like Dr. Kelly. I hope he doesn’t meet the same end. Possibly our government can contract with Lord Hutton to conduct the independent inquiry everyone pretends to want.

[q_an_a]

i found that part of the sotry to be interesting too. is it the Admin or as Michael Leeden points out, the CIA? who is killing the search?