[RandallFlagg]

Mr. Hoekstra is one of many who believe the question of what happened to Saddam's weapons of mass destruction is still unresolved.

Count me as one.

Last week Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld voiced similar doubts at the National Press Club. "We have not found them. We also have found a number of things we didn't imagine. We found a bunch of jet airplanes buried in Iraq. Who buries airplanes? I mean, really. So I don't know what we'll find in the months and years ahead. It could be anything," he said.

Gotta love Rummy. HE knows what's going down. I wonder if it's similar to my old theory:
RandallFlagg: WMDs = Cheese ^
NOTHING that's happened so far has disproven this theory.

The chairman of the House intelligence panel said he is frustrated with the American intelligence community's lack of curiosity on following up these leads, particularly the story from Mr. Sada.

Along with the lack of interest from the MSM. Possibly because if they bring it up again, they know their pals in the librat/surrender/treason party will be cooked.

"I talked to one person relatively high up in DNI, and I asked him about this and asked are they going to follow up, and he looked at me and said, 'No we don't think so.' At this point, I guess you guys don't get it.

WE do.

[Go Gordon]

"I talked to one person relatively high up in DNI, and I asked him about this and asked are they going to follow up, and he looked at me and said, 'No we don't think so.' At this point, I guess you guys don't get it.

If we want France, Germany and Russia on our side when we go against Iran, we can't disclose the origin of Saddam's WMDs. If we don't disclose that we found them, or acknowledge that they existed, then the origin can remain unknown to the world.

[Doogle]

[singfreedom]

IMHO, the intelligence community has shown an alarming lack of "curiosity" about a number of important issues. First among those issues: Who is leaking our vital intelligence to the New York Times?