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Originally Posted by rubecube
Yes I believed it when the weapons inspectors couldn't find anything. They weren't kicked out right away either. The amount of stuff the Bush people were putting out made it look like they wanted to go to war and were determined to find a reason. That and the administration was known to have some credibility issues before.
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I don't remember where I heard this, but it's sticking in my brain for some reason.
During part of the "inspections", the weapons inspectors were denied entrance to places for a period of time. They were then allowed a couple days later.
If they had nothing to hide, why the denial? Why couldn't the inspectors go wherever and whenever they wanted?
