False pretenses! False pretenses!

okay, let's start from the beginning here.

bad intelligence:
okay, if intelligense is false, there's a big red light on each paper thet brightly glows indicating that it isn't to be trusted, amirite?

forewarning:
if it's announced on public television that tomorrow, the police will be inspecting your house for illegal substances, and you've got say, weed, wouldn't you be getting rid of it?

how long would it have taken saddam to bury his WMD's in the massive, bland desserts like the victims of his mass graves?

oh, and also, let me point out my rage against the yellow journalisim that only lets out the ABSOLUTE worst news frim iraq. whens the las time you heard anything positive out of there, and think of this: is it because there is none, or because it doen't have the eyeball-retaining shock value news channel sponsors crave?

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Saddam had a very aggressive nuclear weapons program as well.  If you have not yet read it, I suggest you seek out a book called "The Bomb In My Garden" by former Iraqi nuclear scientist Mahdi Obeidi.

Bits and pieces of things like centrifuge components are still being dug out of vegetable gardens by US troops; the level of dispersal was so high that it may take decades to find even a significant fraction of it all, assuming truckloads and trainloads weren't hurriedly moved to Syria and Iran in the days leading up to the 2003 war, the better to carry on the fight against the Great Satan.