The CIA strikes back at Bush again by leaking this report. The CIA and Bush are in fact, at war. This leaked report says that Iraqi insurgents are working, using scientists who did not work for the Saddam regime, to obtain chemical weapons for use in attacking US troops.
An exhaustive report released last week by Charles Duelfer, the CIA’s chief weapons investigator in Iraq, concluded that deposed Iraqi President Saddam Hussein destroyed his stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons in the early 1990s and never tried to rebuild them. But a little-noticed section of the 960-page report warns that the danger of a “devastating” attack with unconventional weapons has grown since the U.S.-led invasion and occupation of Iraq last year.
The Bush administration, which went to war primarily to disarm the Baghdad regime of suspected illicit stockpiles, has not previously disclosed that the insurgent groups that have emerged and steadily expanded since Saddam’s ouster now are seeking to develop their own crude supplies of such deadly agents as mustard gas, ricin and the nerve gas tabun.
Neither of the two chemists who worked for Al Abud had any ties to Saddam’s long-defunct weapons programs….
It added that other insurgent groups are “planning or attempting to produce or acquire” chemical and biological agents throughout Iraq, and warned that the availability of chemicals and munitions, as well as sympathetic former Iraqi weapons scientists, “increases the future threat.”
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