But you didn'tAnd when it is proven correct, by your logic, I would have had to correctly guess Saddam's motivation.
correctly predict Saddam's motivation in advance of the attack. You may have made a prediction, but you haven't been proven right yet.
Along with a host of other correct guesses.
So what is his motivation then?At least try to follow the conversation.
You are the one saying that Saddam hasn't used nuke/chem/bio because of excuse#1 and excuse#2 and excuse#3 and excuse#4 and excuse#5.
Now, I made my prediction PRIOR to any of those events.
Which means that I had to CORRECTLY "guess" the outcome of EACH of those events DAYS PRIOR to those events happening.
Because (here's where you keep getting lost) at ANY ONE OF THOSE EVENTS my prediction would have been falsified had I "guessed" wrong.
The more excuses you make for why things aren't happening the way they "should" be happening
-means-
the more events I had to "guess" correctly DAYS and WEEKS in advance.
I take it you do not have any experience with statistical analysis.