Originally posted by Rockydonovang
https://op-talk.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/10/17/who-was-right-about-w-m-d-s-in-iraq/Perhaps the narrative should be reworded for technicality, but the message remains the same.
There's nothing about this being a technicality:
...American troops secretly reported finding roughly 5,000 chemical warheads, shells or aviation bombs...
And the fact that many people did not come forward to admit they were wrong about the WMDs, including many news organizations and politicians, and the systematic suppression of these facts, should disturb you.
This is one of those circumstances where, even in the face of absurd amounts of evidence, you still try to side-step, deny, or play words games. That's lame as f*ck and it is quite telling of the kind of person you are (a lame, partisan, pile). 👆
This is why almost everything you post cannot be taken seriously as almost none of it comes with an honest impetus.
It's quite simple:
Were there WMDs in Iraq that Saddam Hussein's regime was sitting on, stockpiling, and refusing to give up (requirements from losing the Golf War)?
Yes. So very many it is absurd. Was this the exact set of circumstances which led the US to take action against Hussein's regime for violating Roslution 1441? Yes. He was uncooperative with inspectors. He was supposed to 1. Cease all production. 2. Give up all WMDs and WMD precursors.
He didn't cooperate with #2. Hence the often stated "Hussein is hiding WMDs." And he was.
It is your job, if you want to be honest, to correct every person who says we never found the WMDs in Iraq. We did. There were literally tons and tons of them.