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Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) refers to nuclear, biological or chemical weapons so powerful that they can kill many thousands or even millions of people.  The term was most commonly used as a justification for the [[American]] [[Iraq War|invasion]] of [[Iraq]] in 2003 and the overthrow of [[Saddam Hussein]], who the United States Government [[Colin Powell|claimed]] was building WMDs, an obvious threat to national security. This claim is now widely disputed, because the US currently has [[Gay Marriage|priorities]] other than finding the WMDs.
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'''Weapons of Mass Destruction''' (WMD) refers to nuclear, biological or chemical weapons so powerful that they can kill many thousands or even millions of people.  [[Saddam Hussein]]'s WMD programs, and any production facilities or stockpiles that may have accumulated from it, were cited as one ove several pretexts for the removal of the [[Ba'athist]] regime in Iraq by the coallition of the willing in 2003.

Revision as of 22:27, March 14, 2007

Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) refers to nuclear, biological or chemical weapons so powerful that they can kill many thousands or even millions of people. Saddam Hussein's WMD programs, and any production facilities or stockpiles that may have accumulated from it, were cited as one ove several pretexts for the removal of the Ba'athist regime in Iraq by the coallition of the willing in 2003.

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