Or just noise?

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Aug. 8 (Bloomberg) -- A former United Nations weapons inspector now working for the U.S. said he has uncovered evidence that Iraq ordered the use of chemical weapons on U.S. troops, though didn't have the capability or time to follow through, the Boston Globe reported, citing unidentified defense officials. David Kay, a top Bush administration investigator, said he uncovered solid information through documents, interviews and physical evidence that Saddam Hussein had ordered the Republican Guard to launch chemical-filled shells at coalition troops, the newspaper said, citing officials who have seen a summary of Kay's report. Kay said his team of 1,400 investigators haven't yet found the weapons, suggesting that Hussein was either lying or had ordered them hidden or destroyed, the Globe said, citing comments made to Congress in closed testimony last week. Some specialists are skeptical of Kay's report and argue that he's been a longtime advocate of the idea that Iraq has chemical weapons, the paper said. Still, U.S. officials expressed confidence that Kay would substantiate his claims. His report will be made public within six months, the paper said, citing unidentified officials.