"Iran is inclined to express a desire to obtain the knowledge to

be able to enrich uranium so that they might re-start their

program-related activities which could possibly produce a

nuclear weapon by 2013. Be afraid, America, be very afraid!"

"Senior intelligence officials were wrong about Iraq

having WMD in 2003, so they're probably wrong about

Iran not having WMD in 2007. It's called a Catch-43."

Republican Representative Peter Hoekstra believes

Saddam Hussein had Weapons of Mass Destruction,

that we found them, and that ourintelligence agencies

are hiding these facts from us. He also believes Joe

Klein is a fine journalist.

What Judith Miller at first claimed was a WMD she found in

Iraq turned out to be nothing more than a venti-sized cup

of Starbucks Cinnamon Dolce Latte she was carrying in her

left hand as she was being escorted into the courtroom to

testify in the trial of Scooter Libby.

Commenting on Colin Powell's infamous

multimedia presentation at the UN, Richard

Cohen said in 2003: "Only a fool--or

possibly a Frenchman--could conclude"

that Iraq didn't have WMDs. Commenting on

the very same presentation in 2006, Mr.

Cohen says: "Almost none of it is true."

Which Cohen should we believe?