<<While the vast majority of those country's intel services did "buy it" (Saddam and his stockpiles of WMD) Go figure>>
I'll figure it out for you, because you're obviously incapable of doing so for yourself. When you last voted, did you vote for a President or did you vote for the heads of a "vast majority of your country's intel services?"
Answer: You voted for a "President." (But you knew that, didn't you.)
NEWSFLASH sirs: A President is not supposed to be a mouthpiece speaking for "the vast majority" of his country's "intel services." He's not supposed to be their agent. He's actually their employer. WOW. Radical concept, huh, sirs? It is his job to supervise them, review their results, and considering the results, using some intelligence, knowledge and experience, make a decision based upon them. (Note that the process just described does not exclude use of a healthy sense of skepticism, a little probing or a healthy dose of common sense.)
So this "all the intelligence services of all the nations of all the world" bullshit is just one more load of crap. Whether it's true or not - - and I kind of suspect that it's not, I would suspect for example that the intelligence services of the State of Israel knew very well that it was a crock of shit - - I don't really know, because not a single one of those intelligence agencies has chosen to bare their soul to me, Michael Tee. And I have to tell you, I am deeply, deeply wounded to learn that they apparently have all chosen to make YOU their confidante. I don't know WHY they have chosen to confide in you but not in me, but I don't like it one bit. But anyway, assuming that it IS true, it doesn't get your man off the hook in any way, because: the leadership of a great many nations DID NOT CHOOSE, even with this "intelligence" [which wasn't all that intelligent after all, it seems] TO INVADE IRAQ, now did they? Only your "President" was dumb enough to believe that shit. Well, not ONLY your "President," they also got the President of Poland and I think Nicaragua and a few other U.S. satellites had to pretend to believe it too. All in all, a pretty sorry spectacle, I'd say.