... as a "possible biolab on wheels" does not = WMD. Even a proved in fact "biolab" isn't a weapon. And even if there are biological agents in the "possible biolab", they aren't necessarily weapons. AND even if they are weaponized biologicial agents, they aren't WMD unless there is a delivery system.

"Weapons grade plutonium" is a LONG way from a plutonium bomb. Which also requires a delivery system, of which Iraq has none.

So far, there is still no proof that Iraq had WMD of any kind. I'm open to the possibility that they do (or did) have them, but don't think we should be jumping to any conclusions.

BTW, Bob, although I'm not convinced this war was necessary (or even desirable), I am a strong supporter of our military and am not inherently "anti-war". ----- jim o\-S