Iraq’s WMDs: At Least We Have an Answer
This is a repost following the publishing of the Kay report. Following the publication of the Duelfer report it is still pertinent.
Mr Kengor makes some very valid points, the most interesting being if we had not gone to war in Iraq, then the UN weapon inspectors would still be looking for WMD (because EVERYONE would be thinking Saddam was hiding them), Saddam would still be terrorizing his people, and UN sanctions would still be contributing to the deaths of Iraqi children. And this would have continued INDEFINITELY. The men and women who have given their lives in Iraq have not done so in vain. Their sacrifice has made a difference, regardless if we ever find the WMDs.
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