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By Dafna Linzer, Washington Post | January 12, 2005

The hunt for biological, chemical, and nuclear weapons in Iraq has come to an end nearly two years after President Bush ordered US troops to disarm Saddam Hussein. The top CIA weapons hunter is home, and analysts are back at Langley, Va.

In interviews, officials who served with the Iraq Survey Group said the violence in Iraq, coupled with a lack of new information, led them to fold up the effort shortly before Christmas.

Four months after Charles A. Duelfer, who led the weapons hunt in 2004, submitted an interim report to Congress that CONTRADICTED NEARLY EVERY PREWAR ASSERTION ABOUT IRAQ MADE BY TOP BUSH ASMINISTRATION OFICIALS (my emphasis), a senior intelligence official said the findings will stand as the survey group's final conclusions and will be published this spring.



By WMD Hunter

Numbers

Day 664 with no WMD. That translates into and average of 2 US Soldiers killed each day and 15 wounded US Soldiers each day.

I do hope that you are comfortable driving that SUV knowing the true cost of the fuel in the tank.

Q. What's the difference between the Vietnam War the the Iraq War?
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A. GWB was able to avoid the Vietnam War.




By The Count

Saddam is bad

Let's not forget that Saddam killed his own people and is a really bad person. Shortly before Donald Rumsfeld went to make nice with him in the eighties Saddam killed thousands with the poison gas we gave him.

Allawi, our new stooge in Iraq, only has six confirmed kills under his belt. The common criminals he summarily executed six days before we declared him interim Prime Minister. It's good we learn from past mistakes.

I bet Mr. Allawi wins the upcoming (s)election. I understand Jeb Bush and Kenneth Blackwood are directing the vote count . Better stifle those exit polls....

They took them to Syria Harry

They are useing them against us now

By Guido Olivario