A failure from the start

That's how former U.N. weapons inspector Richard Spertzel describes the Oil For Food Program in a FOXNews interview.

While the MSM hypes that the Iraq Survey Group found no (stockpiles of) WMDs in Iraq, they remain silent on what was found.

Spertzel, who also served on the ISG, says what frightened him most "was the discovery of secret labs to make deadly weapons like the nerve agent, sarin, and the biological poison, ricin, in spray form," and photographs in the same labs of counterfeit, brand-name glass perfume bottles.

"Can you imagine somebody going into Macy's department store and spray a little bit of a perfume to see whether they like the scent, only instead of perfume they're getting a face full of sarin?"

More here.