Funny Barry, and I remember seeing that one.
Actually, I lied.
I also purposely had a garden hose pumping water in the brick cavity once to try and find a flashing leak.
It worked.
A few bricks were removed and flashing repaired.
Marcel 
Sounds good to me Gary.
Marcel 
OK, here is my two cents worth. I live in Auburn , AL and the city built a new building (2000) for conventions, meetings, ect. No weep holes installed. Started to stink like a basket ball gym locker room. Found out that no weep holes were installed and causing the problem of stench. City went to a contractor, and he installed weep holes and added flashing as he went along. Took a long time and now everything is fine. Biggest problem around here is mold growth because of the level of humidity all year. Plus it is hotter than the surface of the sun in the summer time. I always call weep holes out. True, I’m not a code enforcer and have no intentions of becoming one. The one thing I always AM hired to do is to protect MY clients to the best of my abilities and knowledge. I will continue to do such as long as I am in business. I am NOT going to limit myself to-wards my client in fear of him suing me because of something I did or did not state or in a “politically correct” statement. All we can do as home inspectors is the best that we can. Other wise we would be refereed to as house inspectors, not home inspectors. These are peoples HOMES…not just a house. That’s been my philosophy since starting my business, and that’s how I run my business. Now, I’m not telling anyone to change or saying (typing) this to hurt anyones feelings. If I have, well get over it. I can’t please everyone all the time. It’s impossible. just wanted to share my feelings and philosophies on the subject. If you believe I am wrong. Let’s debate. I’m also wanting to learn everyday so if you have any education that you can give me that will be USEFUL, feel free. Thanks for your time and see you in the trenches!
John, nothing you said is inaccurate.
The bottom line is that if no weep holes are observed, make note of it.
And I agree with you that under the right conditions, no weep holes could be a problem.
The question remains therefore, that if no weep holes are present, is there a flashing installed? Is there a potential leakage? Is there a smell? Is there visible damage to the interior framing? Is there signs of mold at the interior box sill if there is a basement? Is there visible signs of mildew at the base of the wall and slab on grade?
If none of these signs are aparent or visible, than chances are there is no problem with the lack of the weepholes.
You are correct, Call it out anyways.
Marcel
Thats what makes this job interesting.
You can memorize all the right codes , call them out and be doing a bad job if you do not use common sense to figure out how serious a defect is in a certain situation.
In other words you gotta understand the way everything works together to see the whole picture.
Am I right in feeling this way?
I would have to say that you are Bob.
Marcel:) 
And now back to the soap opera. ha. ha. 
Marcel,
I hope to go back to Maine some time soon and when I do I’ll definitely give you a holler so we can get together. Not during the winter though.
Understandably so Linas. ha. ha. Freezing up here.
Marcel