CNN on Iraq war allies face tough questions on weapons:
British Prime Minister Tony Blair faced a stormy House of Commons Wednesday, and pressure has mounted after suggestions that his office amended intelligence reports to strengthen the argument for war.
Blair has denied the allegations. (Full story)
In Spain, where, like Britain, there was widespread antiwar sentiment before the military campaign, Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar was asked to explain in parliament what has happened to the much-vaunted but still unfound weapons of mass destruction. (Full story)
Similar questions are being asked in Washington, where an American intelligence official said the CIA plans to give lawmakers the data U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell used for a prewar presentation on Iraq's arms to the United Nations. (Full story)
I know the chickenhawk brigade and the neo-con clique don't care about such things, but the families of those Americans who died in pursuit of said weapons deserve a little more than "sorry for your loss." And each and every one of you who supported this war owe it to them to force the issue. You got your war, now produce the damned evidence.
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