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[casi] David Kay



The main argument of the pro-war camp seems to be that
Saddam intended to produce WMD in the future. A potential
future threat was eliminated. Failing to find any WMD, the
ISG are now in Iraq trying to prove this point.

The fact that Saddam did not produce significant amounts of
WMD in the period between Dessert Fox and adoption of 1441
seems to contradict this.

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