From Wayne Madsen
"February 21, 2006 – Former U.S. Army Counterintelligence Agent David DeBatto, is re-releasing his statement, first made two years ago in the spring of 2004, that his tactical human intelligence team or THT, as well as other American intelligence teams in Iraq, found solid evidence of Iraqi chemical WMD in the spring of 2003.
DeBatto’s team located an Iraqi Air Force bunker filled with dozens of high explosive bombs laden with chemical agents, chemical protective suits and chemical detectors. The Iraqi Air Force officer that led DeBatto’s team to the site testified that he personally hid them from UNSCOM (the UN weapons inspection team) for over eight years by playing a “cat and mouse game with Scott Ritter and Hans Blix” during the 1990’s and leading up to the war in 2003. The bombs were buried in several hidden locations during the UN inspector’s visits and then dug up and moved to other, secret locations after the inspectors had left.
One of the most memorable things about the WMD, DeBatto said, was that the bombs had been sold to Iraq in the late 1980’s by the United States. The bills of lading were still attached and perfectly legible. The entire weapons cache was photographed and videotaped for U.S. Army Military Intelligence and hauled away by a British Army ordinance disposal unit almost immediately after DeBatto’s discovery . DeBatto has been unable to get the Pentagon to release any information concerning the disposition of the weapons since he returned from Iraq."