WorldNetDaily: Is this one of Saddam's mobile bio-weapons labs?

WorldNetDaily: Is this one of Saddam's mobile bio-weapons labs?
A lot of people don't trust Worldnetdaily, and I often doubt many of their articles (is is the first time I have ever cited them), but I also know that many of their articles show excellent amounts of research and include quite a bit of evidence.

Recently, they are running a report on a mobile biolab (biological weapons lab stuffed inside a trailer), which was found last year. The trailer was investigated shortly after its discovery, but it was wiped clean with some very powerful detergents. These are nothing like dish detergents, some of these chemicals can take color out of clothes in about two seconds. Now, to quote some of the more definite evidence that the trailer is a weapons trailer:

The trailer itself has a metal plaque that says it was manufactured in 2001 by Iraq's Al-Naser Al-Adheem – a munitions company controlled by Saddam Hussein – and inspected in 2002.

OK, made by a weapons company. Some people claimed that the lab was used to make legitimate chemicals. It's incredibly expensive to use a mobile biological lab to make chemicals. Actually, it's difficult to make chemicals in a biological lab, period. Putting it on wheels simply increases the excessive cost exponentially. Now if this worked the other way, in which case this would be a chemical lab that made biological stuff, then some Iraqi scientists deserve the Nobel prize. It is quite difficult to make a biological organism when you only have chemicals, to the best of my knowledge. Actually, creating a living organism from chemicals is how life started, and the ability for such an event to happen again in nature or a lab would seriously damage religion, as it would prove that god did not necessarily create life.
So, this would have to be a biological lab to account for some of the biological equipment in the lab.

A U.S. Army Intel officer in Iraq said he was convinced the trailer was used to make biological weapons: "There are too many indications this was used for biological weapons. The tubing, the heating system, the exhaust system are specific to the kind of military-grade production we saw before the first Gulf War. Also, when you're conducting legitimate laboratory work, you want to do it in the most stable environment possible. Why would scientists work from a trailer?"

It is possible that biological things were made only when the trailer was parked. It would be a lot safer, also, as bioweapons tend to be dangerous if you accidentally puncture something when the trailer hits a roadbump. That might be why no one was found in the lab...