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We have recovered quite a bit of documentation about WMD in Iraq. Some of which shows activity in trying to build nuclear weapons, perhaps as early as 2007 they could have had one. There is still the missing stockpiles the UN accounted for in 1991 but can't now. The Iraqi's were very capable and disciplined in inventoring their stash then, but the paper trail suddenly died when it came time for destruction? What's up with that?
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Where are those missing stockpiles? Where are those WMD's? Where are those delivery systems which would make it a threat to us? You say the paper trial died when it came to destruction... if that is the case, we'd surely have found SOMETHING by now?
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Well, we had 300,000 troops in country for a long time now. We had that level of troops up until the capture of Saddam Hussein. We searched the residence where Saddam Hussein was found FIVE times before he was stumbled upon by an alert soldier. You can keep things hidden, in your own back yard, if you want to. It's not hard to hide well, but it's damn near impossible to find. Satellites can't see underground.
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But it was said that we knew where those WMD are. Where are they? If they are buried sooo far underground was it really an imminent threat, if they exist at all? I doubt it.
If this war was because of WMD it's been a failure. If it was for replacing a bloody dictator, we sold it dramatically wrong.