according to most news reports that was not a factory for weapons of mass destruction, as was anticipated, it was an aspirin factory; and there was no reason for it. There were a lot of people, including the media, that thought it was a ``wag the tail'' type of attack.
Discussing the justification for military action related to weapons of mass destruction.
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