We haven't even found any evidence that his weapons programs had been restarted. The only evidence of a weapons program I heard about was the stuff they dug out of that scientist's flower garden. And it had been buried for 10 years.
From a conservative site:
What U.S. forces found:
A single artillery shell filled with two chemicals that, when mixed while the shell was in flight, would have created sarin. U.S. forces learned of it only when insurgents, apparently believing it was filled with conventional explosives, tried to detonate it as a roadside bomb in May in Baghdad. Two U.S. soldiers suffered from symptoms of low-level exposure to the nerve agent. The shell was from Saddam's pre-1991 stockpile.
Another old artillery shell, also rigged as a bomb and found in May, showed signs it once contained mustard agent.
Two small rocket warheads, turned over to Polish troops by an informer, that showed signs they once were filled with sarin.
Centrifuge parts buried in a former nuclear scientist's garden in Baghdad. These were part of Saddam's pre-1991 nuclear program, which was dismantled after the 1991 Persian Gulf War. The scientist also had centrifuge design documents.
A vial of live botulinum toxin, which can be used as a biological weapon, in another scientist's refrigerator. The scientist said it had been there since 1993.
Evidence of advanced design work on a liquid-propellant missile with ranges of up to 620 miles. Since the 1991 Gulf War, Iraq had been p
