[Pete]

I heard a guy on Fox give the following explanation. Prior to the US invasion in 2003, the biggest arms suppliers to Iraq were China, Russia and France. That may have include components for WMD. It is likely that traces on the weapons would lead back to these countries. Right now, the administration does not feel it is in our best interests to rock that boat by making such information public.

[Stallone]

F- the French.

Often, especially the young (legal) cute gals.

[Irish Eyes]

I heard a guy on Fox give the following explanation. Prior to the US invasion in 2003, the biggest arms suppliers to Iraq were China, Russia and France. That may have include components for WMD. It is likely that traces on the weapons would lead back to these countries. Right now, the administration does not feel it is in our best interests to rock that boat by making such information public.

I think that is closer to the truth.

[operation clinton cleanup]

That may have include components for WMD. It is likely that traces on the weapons would lead back to these countries. Right now, the administration does not feel it is in our best interests to rock that boat by making such information public.

Most realistic explanation.

[pookie18]

Yes, that was Col. Tom McIninerny.

[Arizona Carolyn]

Rather we be demeaned and ridiculed than call a spade a spade?

[EdnaMode]

It does make sense. It's kind of like on 24, where the fictional president was complicent in nerve gas being sold to terrorists and in the assasination of a former US President. It was decided that revealing this information to the public was in the country's best interest.

It still annoys me that so many people have called me a lunatic anytime I tell them I believe there are/were WMD's in Iraq.