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My Goal In Baghdad Was To Facilitate A Debate Here In The United States On America's Policy Toward Iraq, A Debate That's Been Sadly Lacking.

I Was Right About One Of The Most Significant Issues In Modern American History. I Was The Only One Who Was Right About One Of The Most Significant Issues In Modern American History.

While We Were Never Able To Provide 100 Percent Certainty Regarding The Disposition Of Iraq's Proscribed Weaponry, We Did Ascertain A 90-95 Percent Level Of Verified Disarmament. This Figure Takes Into Account The Destruction Or Dismantling Of Every Major Factory Associated With Prohibited Weapons Manufacture, All Significant Items Of Production Equipment, And The Majority Of The Weapons And Agent Produced By Iraq.

I Think The Danger Right Now Is That Without Effective Inspections, Without Effective Monitoring, Iraq Can In A Very Short Period Of Time Measured In Months, Reconstitute Chemical And Biological Weapons, Long-range Ballistic Missiles To Deliver These Weapons, And Even Certain Aspects Of Their Nuclear Weaponization Program.

I Can Train A Monkey To Wave An American Flag. That Does Not Make The Monkey Patriotic.