The following warnings appeared in a 2002 Bush administration memorandum: "US could fail to find WMD on the ground in Iraq" and "Iraq could experience ethnic strife among Kurds, Sunnis, and Shia…" The author was Donald Rumsfeld, former United States Secretary of Defense. Why then, did one of the decade’s most important foreign policy decisions go the other way? Douglas J. Feith, former United States Undersecretary of Defense for Policy explains the dynamic of the first Bush term.