One of the flaws of your debate technique is the tendency to take a specific point and immediately expand it into many areas that the original point does not address.

...that Iraq was in compliance with U.N. resolutions and international law pertaining to WMDs.

Kay and others found dozens of violations of the U.N. resolutions, both in WMD areas, and others. Violations that would never have been found by the U.N. U.N. resolutions covered a lot of ground other than active stockpiles or large-scale manufacture.

Just heard on ABC News: "The report does not address whether policy makers influenced the intelligence reports."

Yes, it did. To the best of my knowledge, not one CIA person interviewed (out of about 200) stated that they had distorted their reports based on the influence of policy makers.