No. Again, if you know the history of Iraq since the Gulf war, as well as the SC resolutions through the 90's you wouldn't just believe WMD's were made up to go in for oil. Just a few points: - countless (all) UN resolutions broken since 1990 (including 1441; "a final opportunity to comply...) - continuing failure of economic sanctions - 100,000's of dead - removal of UN inspectors / the building of a nuclear program that would have been weaponised given more time - profits from the oil-for-food program diverted to the regime / mass starvation - funding insurgencies in North Africa / West Bank and Gaza / etc - the list goes on Not to move away from Osama even more, but today Iraq is the only functioning Arab democracy. OK, it's imperfect, fragile, and prone to the odd bomb or two, but it has multiparty elections and the freest press in the region. If Egypt or Libya were to be as politically developed in 2 or 3 years as is Iraq today - talk about success. The US is moving out of Iraq - it's taken no oil; established no permanent military bases; and has left not a puppet regime, but a functioning democracy. But hey, whatever.