] The October 2002 National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) on Iraq's
] Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) has been dissected like no
] other product in the history of the US Intelligence Community.
] We have reexamined every phrase, line, sentence, judgment and
] alternative view in this 90-page document and have traced their
] genesis completely. I believed at the time the Estimate was
] approved for publication, and still believe now, that we were on
] solid ground in how we reached the judgments we made.
 . . .
] The only government in the world that claimed that Iraq was not
] working on, and did not have, biological and chemical weapons or
] prohibited missile systems was in Baghdad.
&nbsp. . .
] Those who conclude that no threat existed because actual weapons
] have not yet been found do not understand the significance posed
] by biological and chemical warfare programs in the hands of
] tyrants.

A November 2003 statement from the CIA's Stu Cohen, the Chairman of the National Intelligence Council.

And yeah, I also have a soft spot for the page, since they use a picture of Kryptos in the banner. :)

Iraq's WMD Programs: Culling Hard Facts from Soft Myths