May 06, 2003
End of Iraq war, where's WMD?
U.S. president George Bush has announced end of major Iraq combat .
I didn’t tend to blog about war. But I am curious to know where is the WMD ? Although it’s more important on rebuilt of Iraq after war, it’s logically to have its end from where it’s started. A search of WMD at Google News shows the question marks on the issue. Did Saddam have WMD? Would U.S. give an answer on that?
I thought it’s a good thing to take down Saddam, for Iraq people. However, is WMD just an excuse? Can’t resist to know.
An unconfirmed blog entry at Derek ’s site.
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