ATL, you are an idiot. The article you cited says the following, several times.
''But in Iraq, the U.S. military said trace amounts of the nerve agent found in a cache of rockets dating back to the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq war were so deteriorated they would have had 'little to no impact'... But the U.S. military statement said: 'Due to the deteriorated state of the rounds, and small quantity of remaining agent, these rounds were determined to have limited to no impact if used by insurgents against coalition forces.'''
Secondly, while sarin nerve gas is a chemical weapon, it's hardly a WMD, and certainly not in the amounts found (in the entire country, they've found several usable litres in total)... where are the nuke-you-ler missiles that were supposedly being constructed with the centrifuges and yellow-cake uranium Bush told us they had? Oh, I forgot, he knew beforehand that the centrifuges weren't usable in the manufacturing of weapons, and that there was no such uranium; CIA reports said as much, and yet, he reported this.
For all the bitching you do about Moore 'spinning' the facts, the idea of going after every shady munition found in Iraq and shouting 'THERE! There! See, WMDs, just like he said!' is excessively hypocritical. You'd find worse by simply perusing some of Alabama's private weapons collections.
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