Have Any WMD been found?

no.

 

There are suspicions and conspiracies floating around but no solid evidence of anything yet. Of course it was suspicion that got us into the war in the first place, allegedly, so I don't know that new suspicions matter much more than old suspicions but some would assure us otherwise.

(cue johnheath)

 

Here's an 11 page exhaustive April-August review on the subject...

http://bbs.clutchcity.net/php3/showthread.php?s=&threadid=56159

 

With time. Despite one, single report that claims the WMDs were "overemphasized" they most likely will be seized. No evidence has emerged totally confirming or dismissing the WMDs.

But we can be satisfied three of the largest Iraqi WMD exploiters have been decommissioned, so to speak. No longer will the innocent in Iraq have to worry if they will be raped, pillaged or murdered by Qusay, Uday, or Chemical Ali.

 

you could have just said "no."

 

Using this frail logic, Iraqis are still very concerned with Saddam.

 

Those three being accounted for lowers the threat to Iraqis and further convinces Iraqis their future is more promising now. By eliminating the sons it is clear that this regime now will stop at Saddam's capture/ and or liquidation. Not further itself with his sons somehow recapturing Iraq and proceeding with the aforementioned crimes for the next 30 years.

 

So, in other words..." Er, no....*cough*...but lookie over here..."

 

Of course not. But progress is being made MacBeth. I didn't say yes or no.

 

" But progress is being made MacBeth."


I don't think that anyone is or has said that nothing positive whatsoever has come of our invasion; merely that the argument as advertised has failed to materialize, that the argument itself was faulty, and constructed of manipulation, and that the cost/negative effect of our actions far outweighs the positives.

"I didn't say yes or no."


I believe that that is the point of contention, and shows your slant. The question is " Have WMD been found?" You go on about Saddam's sons, and in your own words avoid answering the question. The answer to the question, to the best of our knowledge, is " No WMD have been found." Maybe ask yourself why you didn't answer yes or no to a direct question...

 

Its very clear no weapons have been found. Everyone before me answered that question. But since I noticed the author of the thread has been away all summer rather than to respond with a simple "no" the only other significant matter of post-war Iraq is the catching of the three most significant members of the regime other than Saddam. This is substantial.

The bias in my response is not of coincidence.

 

That's pretty funny.

 

Other than depleted US Uranium or WMD provided by the US used by Iraq in the 80's. There have been no WMD used or found in Iraq, but that was never the main mission anyways--- Iraqi liberation that was always the main goal.