[Mike Darancette]

I remember when the vehicles first showed and I stated at the time that the RATS would say they were Ice Cream trucks for the children.

[ChessExpert]

I remember when the vehicles first showed and I stated at the time that the RATS would say they were Ice Cream trucks for the children.

Too true.

From the article:

The Washington Post reported Wednesday that experts on a Pentagon-sponsored mission who examined the trailers concluded that they had nothing to do with biological weapons and sent their findings to Washington in a classified report on May 27, 2003.

One day later, the Central Intelligence Agency and Defense Intelligence Agency publicly issued an assessment saying the opposite _ that U.S. officials were confident that the trailers were used to produce biological weapons. The assessment said the mobile facilities represented "the strongest evidence to date that Iraq was hiding a biological warfare program."

So how did this become a consensus that these were not mobile biological trailers? It sounds like a difference of opinion to me.