[cripplecreek]

Given the choice of underestimating the threat and overestimating the threat, I'll take an overestimation any day.

[RoseofTexas]

Get ready folks, this is the beginning of the drumbeat by the RATS and their media WHORES! It's gonna get much worse before it gets better..... :(
9 longgggggggggg months...UGHHHHHH!

[skyman]

"But the CIA had a problem: Once-a-day snapshots from the KH-11 spy satellite didn't show where the convoys were going. "We couldn't get a destination," a top intelligence official recalled. "We tried and tried and tried. We never could figure that out."

Remember when the SR-71 was retired because we were told we could rely totally on satellites? Others told us our intelligence would be reduced because of this very reason.

[mikegi]

One year before President Bush ordered the invasion of Iraq, a U.S. spy satellite over the western Iraqi desert photographed trailer trucks lined up beside a military bunker. Canvas shrouded the trucks' cargo.

Maybe we could have bombed the convoy then sent in a team to check out the results ... if we wanted absolute proof. Regardless, it seems perfectly reasonable to me to assume that Saddam was hiding WMDs since we knew he had them in the past.

[Uncle Hal]

Something just does not sound right about these so called missing WMD. How could all the intelligence agencies in all the world be wrong. Why would Saddam not let us in if he did not have them. Supposedly he was fooled by his own people. If they did fool him they would been dead in a second when Saddam found out. I still wonder if they are not hidden somewhere such as Syria or even in Iraq. I do not believe the whole story has been told on this matter. The final chapter may be a lot different than what we know now.

[PsyOp]

Bio-Chemical Weapons & Saddam: A History.