http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dy...0-2004Jan6.html



But investigators have found no support for the two main fears expressed in London and Washington before the war: that Iraq had a hidden arsenal of old weapons and built advanced programs for new ones. In public statements and unauthorized interviews, investigators said they have discovered no work on former germ-warfare agents such as anthrax bacteria, and no work on a new designer pathogen -- combining pox virus and snake venom -- that led U.S. scientists on a highly classified hunt for several months. The investigators assess that Iraq did not, as charged in London and Washington, resume production of its most lethal nerve agent, VX, or learn to make it last longer in storage. And they have found the former nuclear weapons program, described as a "grave and gathering danger" by President Bush and a "mortal threat" by Vice President Cheney, in much the same shattered state left by U.N. inspectors in the 1990s.

lets not forget gwb's interview with diane sawyer. the american people got pranked LOL

There is a Graham Green book 'Our Man In Havana' where the hero is a divorced vacuum cleaner salesman in Cuba, he is recruited by M16 to keep an eye on things and ends up drawing sketches of his vacuum cleaners and sending them back to London claiming its the enemy war machine