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“What the Iraq Survey Group Actually Found — and Why the ‘No WMD’ Claim Is Misleading
For more than two decades, a political slogan has dominated discussion of the Iraq War: “No weapons of mass destruction were found in Iraq.” That claim is repeated so often that many people assume it must be true. But when you examine the actual historical record—including the Iraq Survey Group investigation, United Nations inspection reports, and recovered materials from inside Iraq—the slogan collapses under scrutiny. The evidence tells a very different story. Key Findings from the Historical Record Weapons of Mass Destruction were in fact recovered in Iraq. Coalition forces recovered approximately 5,000 chemical munitions, including artillery shells and rockets containing mustard agent and sarin nerve agent. Chemical weapons are explicitly defined as weapons of mass destruction under U.S. law, meaning these discoveries constitute confirmed WMD findings. In addition, authorities secured hundreds of metric tons of uranium compounds tied to Iraq’s former nuclear weapons program, which were later removed from the country to eliminate proliferation risks. Saddam Hussein never abandoned his ambition to rebuild WMD programs Post-war investigations—most notably the Iraq Survey Group’s Duelfer Report—found that Saddam maintained a deliberate strategy of preserving expertise, infrastructure, and procurement networks necessary to restart chemical, biological, missile, and nuclear weapons programs once sanctions collapsed. Rather than dismantling his capabilities, the regime preserved them in a state of strategic latency. The Iraqi regime actively attempted to conceal weapons infrastructure before the invasion Captured Iraqi documents and interrogations of regime officials revealed extensive efforts to destroy documents, disperse materials, and sanitize sensitive facilities in the months before Operation Iraqi Freedom. Intelligence analysts also observed large truck convoys moving from western Iraq toward Syria shortly before the invasion, raising concerns that regime materials were being relocated before coalition forces entered the country.
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Dictator Trump!
There goes our dictator again trying to save innocent lives!!! The audacity 🧐🤣👍💕🇺🇸☀️🦁 Which Olympics was it that the Israeli athletes were killed? Ah yes Munchen 1972 and who did that again? Oh yes that’s right the Balestinians!!!! Weird but hey Free Balestine right????
Dictator Trump!
Farsi/hebrew blessing
Many more collabs in the future from our people 💕💕💕
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