[H]undreds of chemical weapons, at a minimum, were 
    secreted in various locations around Iraq--as also shown 
    by this document (see link below) --and it is reasonable 
    to conclude that, even though the CIA and nearly all 
    other observers over-estimated Iraq's WMD capabilities, 
    the fear that Saddam might use such weapons, or slip them 
    to a terrorist group, was well-founded.

    Please point out to your readers that Negroponte only 
    declassified a few fragments of a much bigger document. 
    Read the press conference and you will see that Santorum 
    and Hoekstra were furious at the meager declassification. 
    They will push for more, and we all must do that. I am 
    told that there is a lot more in the full document, which 
    CIA is desperate to protect, since it shows the miserable 
    job they did looking for WMDs in Iraq. 

    Some future historians will have fun with the CIA's 
    bureaucratic turf wars. I just hope that they're writing 
    in English, and not Arabic . . .