Kay's remarks on National Public Radio reignited criticism from Democrats, who ignored his cautions that the failure to find weapons of mass destruction was "not a political issue."
"It's an issue of the capabilities of one's intelligence service to collect valid, truthful information," Kay said. Asked whether President George W. Bush owed the country an explanation for the gap between his warnings and Kay's findings, Kay said: "I actually think the intelligence community owes the president, rather than the president owing the American people."
Iraq had no banned weapons: outgoing U.S. arms inspector
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I wonder how many more people will die before the truth in this lie comes out, or is buried?
The truth is always out there. It just gets put in a anti-american category /-: Cause none of these issues are put through the courts, its seen as not real information and just lies and conspiracies.
Only Mr. Bush can lie and get praised for it from patriotic Americans.
Kevin Gagnon
Should a country be allowed to carry a loaded gun in their pocket, just \"Because\"?
We must stamp out this non-existence of WMD\'s now....we must invade Syria to make sure that they continue to not exist. I\'m sure Rummie knows where they aren\'t \"They aren\'t just north of mumble mumble somewhere.\"
We must stop their Weapons of Mass Destruction related program activity ummm thingies.
Now that is logic!
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And do you support the star wars plan. Missle Defence In Space? Just as I would not support any country having WMD, I will not support any kind of military/security plans that would open the door for more war as other countries start to compete military wise and security wise.
Instead of being a country of example of PEACE, the U.S will be a country that will encourage more war. Peace starts by being an example. The U.S history is far from being an example of PEACE.
Kevin Gagnon