Gordon Carrera

And he's constantly like, no, I just want to say we don't have any WMD.

Which, of course, is what you would say if you're hiding it.

Exactly.

Exactly.

That's the point.

They're like, well, these guys have been hiding stuff for years, so they're just making it up.

So there's this interesting bit where the Iraqis are trying to own up to everything.

And the inspectors now arrive, and they're going to start going around Saddam's palaces, looking for stuff under Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei.

And of course, they're not going to be finding anything.

They're looking for what are called the unaccounted for materials, which

which is material.

It's unaccounted for.

Yeah, it's unaccountable.

They'd made so much anthrax.

Well, where is it?

And Jafar is like, well, the records were rubbish and we've destroyed the stuff and we didn't record destroying it.

So what can we do about it?

And I mean, one small story I was told by an inspector, he said that an Iraqi scientist later revealed what had happened to some of the anthrax.

So this pretty nasty stuff.

When they destroyed it, they just poured it into the ground, but they'd done it near one of Saddam's palaces.