Saddam's elusive weapons
Posted: Tuesday, October 7, 2003

The UN knew full well that no WMD
would be found in Iraq

Revelation casts doubt on Iraq find
The test tube of botulinum presented by Washington and London as evidence that Saddam Hussein had been developing and concealing weapons of mass destruction, was found in an Iraqi scientist's home refrigerator, where it had been sitting for 10 years, it emerged yesterday.
¥ Another of Bush and Blair's weapon of mass distraction destroyed

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¥ The Deception

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Saddam's elusive weapons
The most striking findings in David Kay's interim report on the search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq are his revelations about the backward state of Iraq's chemical and nuclear programs.

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