When I Resigned, I Put The U.s.

The Most Dangerous Thing Iraq Could Have Ever Had Was A Nuclear Weapon. The Nuclear Weapon Iraq Was Trying To Build Was Not Deliverable By Bomb Or Ballistic Missile. It Was A Large, Bulky Device That They Hoped To Bury And Set Off To Let The World Know They Had A Nuclear Weapon. They Never Achieved That.

I Didn't Promote War When I Was A Weapons Inspector.

The Un Stopped Using Chalabi's Information As A Basis For Conducting Inspections Once The Tenuous Nature Of His Sources And His Dubious Motivations Became Clear. Unfortunately, The Same Cannot Be Said For The Mainstream Us Media, Which Give Prominent Coverage To Sources Of Information That, Had They Not Been Related To Hussein's Iraq, Would Normally Be Immediately Dismissed.

We Say That We Care About The War, But We Don't Even Really Know What We're Fighting For.

While We Were Never Able To Provide 100 Percent Certainty Regarding The Disposition Of Iraq's Proscribed Weaponry, We Did Ascertain A 90-95 Percent Level Of Verified Disarmament. This Figure Takes Into Account The Destruction Or Dismantling Of Every Major Factory Associated With Prohibited Weapons Manufacture, All Significant Items Of Production Equipment, And The Majority Of The Weapons And Agent Produced By Iraq.