>I missed that one. I wish I could have seen it! I'm always curious why the question even exists at all as to whether or not Iraq had/has WMD. Afterall, it was in 1998 that it was determined that Iraq indeed did posess WMD and later on came the 15-0 vote that Iraq did not meet the UN requirements for proving the WMD were disposed of adequately. There was no question then whether or not WMD existed. The question came later when the inspectors could no longer find them as to where did they go? If Saddam did dispose of his WMD and not hide or move them, then why not prove to the UN that he did so? Afterall, he could have avoided losing power in Iraq entirely had he done so. Where are they now? They certainly are somewhere (hidden, underground, in Syria, who knows) and the threat still existed in my personal opinion.

I don't know why the question exists either. I read something the other day about how differently the French think than Americans. Maybe it is a cultural thing, but to me, it was a pretty open and shut case.