How many weapons of mass destruction were found in Iraq and is it mission accomplished?

Question

Lol fast eddie you are a sensible chap aren't ya?

Listen just because you believe that they were shipped to syria doesn't mean that they were. Your assumptions count for nothing.

Answer 1

zero

Answer 2

The Bush administration deceived and lied the country into attacking Iraq, cynically exploiting the terrorism of 9/11 to launch a conflict long on the schedule of neocons which includes Cheney and Wolfowitz. Bush's professional-conflict propaganda worked so properly that even at present greater advantageous than a million/2 of all human beings wrongly have faith that Saddam had WMDs and became into at the back of 9/11.The Bush administration produced 1000's of pretend information thoughts that have been aired on television around the country as information, constituting what the GAO, the investigative arm of Congress, calls unlawful 'covert propaganda.'"

Answer 3

There were some WMD's found (rocket tubes etc) but the
ones mentioned in UN Resolution 687 and those that were
mentioned by Clinton and Gore have not been found. I
believe that they were transported to Syria.
The removal of Saddam Hussein was one of the Mission's
Accomplished as was the removal of the Taliban party from
Afghanistan.
There is still work to be done in Iraq in getting the remainder
of the terrorists out of the country, this would go a lot better
without the liberal media acting as forward observers for
the terrorists and giving them aid and comfort by bashing
the President at every opportunity.

Answer 4

There were weapons found but not the amount that was thought to have been their or was their at one time and Saddam was planning to restart his nuclear program again in four years or so as reported by the UN and US investigation reports.

The mission was complete but some Iraqis along with terrorist decided to start a civil war.

Update: By the way (just get it right) below me is well... right. I vote for him for best answer. Nope don't know him just like his answer.

Update2: Wow LeAnne is on a role we have a challenger.

Answer 5

I doubt you'll be interested, but after Saddam rejected yet another UN Resolution and kicked the inspectors out (resolution 1284) in 1999, prior to their departure, the inspectors had located and destroyed 48 long range missiles, 30 chemical warheads, 40,000 chemical munitions and 690 tons of chemical agents. That's quite a lot, wouldn't you agree?

As far as mission accomplished, you haven't seen Saddam around lately, have you?
Our mission now is to shore up the new government and try to bring some stability to this hell hole.

The job is not made easier when one of our esteemed representatives publicly announces that we have lost the war - and at a time when we have our soldiers on the front lines and in harms way. I would comment further on this clown, but my answer would contain too many asterisks when I posted it.

Answer 6

Thirty four were found and shipped to the Bush Library in some godforsaken part of Texas, whichever part of Texas this is, where they were made into bubblegum wrappers and given to the Crawford Chamber of Commerce for Japanese tourists.

Answer 7

Read "The Bomb in My Garden" by Mahdi Obeidi ole chap.

Answer 8

The mission was accomplished when Saddam fell and broke his neck. There was only a small amount of WMDs found because the UN gave him plenty of time to ship them to Syria and Iran.

Answer 9

Many were found.
Both Bush & the Democrats were right about WMD's.

Answer 10

All of them, for a total of zero. Mission is accomplished. We can leave right now.