>>>And we didn't find them.
>>>They must have used the very last drop on the Kurds and decided not to make any more, eh?
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>Saddam wanted people to believe he had doomsday devices. Others were equally eager to believe it despite all evidence to the contrary.

The UN was busily saying he was working on WMD (more than the chemical weapons he had and used). Hindsight is great.

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>>>NK just lit another one on Tuesday.
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>In their own back yard. Fact is they can't possibly deliver one to you and nor can Iran- http://armscontrol.org/files/TAB_Iran_Missile_Program_Implications.pdf .
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>Meanwhile Iran claims it is about to start putting doomsday satellites into orbit as well as firing magic rockets in which the monkey who purportedly piloted it on launch is replaced by a different one on return. Maybe they did a crew change at the secret simian space station up there manufacturing WMD safe from prying eyes.
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>I'm not saying to ignore the possibility- I'm saying that if these sorts of people really did want to go at you, there are much easier means. If all they want to do is saber rattle and look scary then maybe for now it's best to smile politely and move on to more important stuff- because all the publicity just encourages more of it.

They are spending an awful lot of their GNPs on building the stuff.

NK putting a satellite in orbit says they can put at least a small payload anywhere in the US.

Iran has already shown missiles that can hit Israel with a significant payload.

Only a matter of time and inaction in my book.

Of course, either of them could find idiots that could probably move a weapon into Israel by land or sea. One or 2 would eliminate Israel. At least Israel would respond properly on the way down.