More media misrepresentation on Iraq: WMD and Kay's report

And the reason it's not known is that it is not a matter of public record. SAIC is an entirely emplotee-owned company. From their websire:

"Only employees, directors, and consultants may purchase stock or receive stock bonuses or option awards. SAIC has the right to repurchase its stock from stockholders when their affiliation with the company ends. SAIC generally exercises this right to assure that SAIC remains employee-owned. SAIC now ranks as the largest employee-owned research and engineering firm in the nation."

Generally excercises the right?

http://www.saic.com/empown/

 

While it's true that Kay hasn't found the WMD yet, I would think that the likelyhood becomes less and less, not more likely. Wouldn't he search the sights that intel told him were mostly likely to contain to the WMD, or we start elsewhere? Assuming he goes to the most likely first, then the farther down the list he moves the less likely it will be that they would be found. Isn't that logical?

I have to disagree with Treeman's question about Saddam wanting to have Chem weapons and programs, and agree with whether the future desire of the dictator to gain those was worth a preemptive war when clearly inspections which weren't even finished were working.

 

Qualified in which respect? To find WMD's from this point forward? Or as the final word upon whether WMD's existed in Iraq prior to the US invasion?

Considering Kay had been held hostage by Saddam and he has held the opinion that Saddam has had WMD's from the early 90's until now, I'd say Kay has a vested interest in their current "discovery". And therefore I would agree about his abiliities.

But given his mind has already been made up for 12 or so years, I personally have a problem with his objectivity. If he finds barely a trace and gives us a "but they were here" report, I'm skeptical. There are intelligent arguments on both sides of that issue and (for now) I've drawn my conclusions.

 

Here are some articles from your 'unbiased' "Center for Security Policy" --- Treeman you are a complete joke.

'Peace' Movement

The battlefields in Iraq and at home
Diana West, TownHall.com, 19 August 2003

Repressing ROTC
Christina Hoff Sommers, Washington Post, 10 August 2003

Peace activist has second thoughts about ANSWER
FrontPageMagazine.com, 13 June 2003

Myth of the Muslim 'hate crime' epidemic
Michelle Malkin, TownHall.com, 29 May 2003

FBI bags Muslim Students Association (MSA) figure
Wall Street Journal, 29 May 2003

A Muslim speaker is denounced by Islamic extremists
Stephen Schwartz, FrontPageMagazine.com, 20 May 2003
The real roots of Islamic extremism

The first 90 years of Arnold Beichman
David Brooks, Weekly Standard, 12 May 2003

Who's protecting the President?
Steven C. Baker, FrontPageMagazine.com, 06 May 2003

Where are the moderate Muslims?
Michael Anbar, FrontPageMagazine.com, 02 May 2003

Funding anti-U.S. demonstrators
Max Primorac, Washington Times, 02 May 2003

The critics are wrong again
Charles Krauthammer, TownHall.com, 02 May 2003

In spite of naysayers, America moved, and it won
Editorial, National Review Online, 01 May 2003

Everything the left said about the war is wrong
David Horowitz, TownHall.com, 30 April 2003

Freedom of speech means freedom to criticize the critics
Hugh Hewitt, Weekly Standard, 25 April 2003

Middleman links British anti-war leader to Saddam
The Times (London), 24 April 2003

Daniel Pipes: A scholar we should listen to
R. Emett Tyrell, TownHall.com, 24 April 2003

Islamist power play
Center for Security Policy, 21 April 2003

Elites desire American failure
Clifford D. May, National Review Online, 21 April 2003

Brainwashing preschool peaceniks
Michelle Malkin, TownHall.com, 16 April 2003

Out of the 'quagmire': US victory trumps some 'news' reporting
J. Michael Waller, Insight, 14 April 2003

The fiction of the peaceniks is overdue for pulping
Michael Gove, The Times (London), 08 April 2003

The people want victory; give it to them
Dick Morris, FrontPageMagazine.com, 07 April 2003

The peace movement isn't about peace
David Horowitz, FrontPageMagazine.com, 07 April 2003

A strange disease afflicts pacifists
Michael Novak, National Review Online, 07 April 2003

Domestic fifth column
FrontPageMagazine.com, 04 April 2003


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