WMD in Iraq

[The Duke]

The question is not well worded.  The 60 or so chemical shells that were in Iraq at the time of invasion are not there now, so technically the answer in no/yes, but since there were weapons, I voted yes/yes.

And I once again return your attention to exhibit A in the trial of Saddam's WMD.  There were 500 tons of uranium at the Tuwaitha Nuclear Facility, 2 and 1/2 tons of which had been enriched.  Most estimates state that this is enough for 150 or so warheads once all of it was fully enriched.

I assume you're posting this to demonstrate that the Iraqi Survey Group has officially ended the weapons search.  Before anyone tries to use them as a source to undermine the war, remember that David Kay, the head of that group said publcily that large stockpiles of weapons were moved to Syria.