The frenzied search for WMDs in Iraq could prove monumental for the Blair government.Indications are that some members of Labour gave reluctant support to invading Iraq, only because they believed that Saddam had WMDs and posed a threat. Questions are beginning to surface about the veracity of reports detailing the weapons, and some of the dire warnings given to members of Parliament by various elements of British security services.

www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,939535,00.html

After recent revelations about British intelligence figures contributing to illegal assassinations of IRA members, the intelligence service there loosing considerable credibility.

link to story about Ira assassinations

[ April 20, 2003, 03:54 PM: Message edited by: sportinlife ]

Weapons, shmeapons. Al Qaeda, Shmal Qaeda...who's even talking about these things anymore? Saddam, Shmaddam....