What did Secretary of State Colin Powell argue before the United Nations Security Council about in regards to Iraq?
A) Colin Powell said that there was no need to invade Iraq because there was clear evidence that Iraq did not have WMDs.
B) He said that it might be necessary to ensure the freedom of the people of Iraq and to support a Democratic government in the Middle East so that we might have some allies there.
C) He said that it was a hostile regime that might share its weapons of mass destruction (which everyone believed Iraq possessed including) with terrorists.
D) Fearing for the lives of American troops, he said that we should not risk sending military in because the war that would follow simply couldn't be worth it.

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Colin Powell argued before the United Nations Security Council that Iraq was a hostile regime that might share its weapons of mass destruction with terrorists, which was a key part of the justification for the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

What Did Secretary of State Colin Powell Argue Before the United