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Lets ignore the fact that nonconventional weapons (biological and chemical) are not WMD's (fule air and Nukes), and lets ignore the fact that noneconventionals are basicly useless unless you are dealing wiht a mass of unequiped troops who cannot leave the area they are in (gas attacks in japan have shown that gas agenst civilian targets are not devistating) and just look at the fact the iraq had no means of dilvering any weapons to anywhere....how where they an imidiate threat?
Number 1 - I would say the threat of U.S. retaliation had something to do with the lack of WMD's being used. I would also say that the speed of the U.S. advance did not allow Iraq ample time to constitute the chemical weapons for deployment.