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"Where Are The Pictures From Saddam's Torture Chambers? "

Probably in the same place as the WMDs...they definitely exist, they just haven't been found.

As a reminder, just because they haven't been found does not mean that they never existed (or that they don't now exist).

Speaking of the whole "where are the WMDs" debate, I'm reminded of the movie "Aliens"...the sequel to the popular original, alien infects crew member, kills all but one of the crew (setup by the government). The lone survivor blows up the ship (didn't kill the alien), is found sleeping in a lifeboat 57 years later (after frying the boat's engines to kill the alien), and is called to account by the government, because she blew up such an expensive vessel.

The president of the committee says "the analysis team, which went over the lifeboat centimeter by centimeter, found no physical evidence of the creature you described."

Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) defiantly said "GOOD! That's because I blew it out of the g--d--- airlock!...like I said."

Point: if there are no (longer) WMD's in Iraq, GOOD! Either we bombed them out of existence, or at the very least, they are not there to be used on our troops (or on the Iraqi people).

Did John Kerry, admitted committer of atrocities in Viet Nam, call for the resignation of Robert McNamara after Mi Lai? No, I don't think so. And when you compare that with the current abuse charges that are supposed to force Rumsfeld from office it's obvious that this is raw, election year politics.