No WMD's found, thanks George...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. force that scoured Iraq for weapons of mass destruction has abandoned its long and fruitless hunt and is assisting in the more immediate task of counter-insurgency efforts, U.S. officials said on Wednesday.
President Bush and other U.S. officials cited the grave threat posed by Iraq's chemical and biological weapons and Baghdad's efforts to acquire a nuclear arms capability as a central justification for the March 2003 invasion of Iraq. No such weapons have been found.
The 1,700-strong Iraq Survey Group, responsible for the hunt, last month wrapped up physical searches for weapons of mass destruction, and its mission is now refocused on gathering information to help U.S. forces in Iraq win a bloody guerrilla war, officials said.
U.S. Wraps Up Search for Banned Weapons in Iraq - no WMD's found...
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U.S. Wraps Up Search for Banned Weapons in Iraq - no WMD's found...
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the weird turn pro." -Hunter S. Thompson
thats because they are all in the neighboring countries...what you expect when you give a country 6 months to move there stuff...We are going to atack, I swear, we will, here we come, look out, we are almost there.....Ding dong!
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