Yet another article on this subject
From the New York Times.
Okay, this one is based on leaks from "anonymous Federal officials." Plural.
And like the others, it's all over the map.
The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that Mr. Kay and his team had not found illicit weapons. They said they believed that Mr. Kay had found evidence of precursors and dual-use equipment that could have been used to manufacture chemical and biological weapons.
They also said that Mr. Kay's team had interviewed at least one Iraqi security officer who said he had worked in such a chemical and biological weapons program until shortly before the American invasion in March.
If the latter is accurate, what do we make of that? Was this guy pushing paper, or pushing test tubes?
The anonymous sources say they "believe" Kay found some things. Did they read a report, or what? If not, where did they get their information?
