IRAQ WMD?

Philly.com: Anti-Saddam group blames Bush administration for missing weapons cache
BAGHDAD, Iraq - (KRT) - Tossing a political hand grenade back to Washington, the Iraqi exiles who provided the Bush administration with much of its intelligence on Saddam Hussein's alleged weapons of mass destruction angrily deny that they exaggerated the dangers of Iraq's chemical or biological arsenal - and blame the failed search for such weaponry on American ineptitude.

The Iraqi National Congress, an anti-Saddam group that enjoys strong backing from the Pentagon, distanced itself Sunday from the growing controversy over the fruitless quest to find banned arms in Iraq - one of the key justifications for the U.S.-led war against Saddam.