Well, from that article it seems like all that was "found" was maybes and coulda-beens:
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A prison laboratory complex that may have been used for human testing of BW agents
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safe houses with equipment that was suitable to continuing its prohibited chemical- and biological-weapons [BW] programs
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May have been used for... Equipment that could be suitable for...
Like what, any high school science classroom? An empty space where someone could do chemical tests is not the same as a weapon of mass destruction.
Oh wait, it also mentions something about how they found 55 gallons of agricultural pesticide, which the author claims is the "grandfather of modern-day nerve agents." I have 8 fucking gallons of pestiticde in my garage. Don't tell anyone.
And the fact that if the U.S. found any serious weapons that it wouldn't be reported on in the press. You're telling me if we find one warhead or anything Bush wouldnt give an immediate press conference with a 'told ya so' smirk on his face? Absurd.
But this was written by Kenneth R. Timmerman a man whos books include, "Preachers of Hate" (a book about Islam), "The French Betrayal of America" and "Shakedown: Exposing the Real Jessie Jackson." Sounds like a sensible guy.