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http://news.independent.co.uk (SPACE) /world/politics/story.jsp?story=337654
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And only 2 arrests.
Not a violent, lefty mob.
Normal people expressing their concern and fear for blindly following the USA.
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And only 2 arrests.
Not a violent, lefty mob.
Normal people expressing their concern and fear for blindly following the USA.
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Fair enough, but I failed to see what Freedom For Palestine has to do with Iraq refusing to allow UN inspectors in to look at WMD sites.....jumping on the bandwagon perchance ? I don't pay much attention to things like this because there are so many self interest groups all banding together and no one clear message, if people want to express their views thats great but saying we are "blindly" following the USA makes it sound like these groups haven't watched or read anything about this, neither can any such groups gie straight answers to questions like "Why doesn't Saddam let the Weapons Inspectors back in now with urestricted access ?" or "Why does Iraq need components for using and producing nuclear material when it has no nuclear power stations ?" If they started making sense and answering the tough questions then maybe more would listen.
I don't want to be told "No War" because of stuff like Kyoto, Palestine e.t.c I want to know why there should be no war with reasons actually relevant to the issue at hand, and not the rather tired "civilian casualties" one. If it'd been left to this lot in 1939 Britain would have surrendered to Germany instantly....
At one other meeting that day Scott Ritter gave a talk, a man who has backtracked on his remarks he made when part of the UN inspection team, and this talk was in a Church. Ritter is quite possibly weeks away from treason charges in the USA due to the fact his new views on "peaceful" Iraq coincide with a new source of income...strange that.
I still say it's fear thats driving these anti war protests, and a small hardcore with questionable motives, in much the same way as protests outside nuclear missile and submarine bases in the 1980's were later found to have been started by Soviet agents.
Still, if we don't go to war (very very unlikely) the anti war groups better start writing drafts of their speeches they're going to give when Iraq uses its WMDS for the first time.....
~~Belldandy~~
I don't want to be told "No War" because of stuff like Kyoto, Palestine e.t.c I want to know why there should be no war with reasons actually relevant to the issue at hand, and not the rather tired "civilian casualties" one. If it'd been left to this lot in 1939 Britain would have surrendered to Germany instantly....
At one other meeting that day Scott Ritter gave a talk, a man who has backtracked on his remarks he made when part of the UN inspection team, and this talk was in a Church. Ritter is quite possibly weeks away from treason charges in the USA due to the fact his new views on "peaceful" Iraq coincide with a new source of income...strange that.
I still say it's fear thats driving these anti war protests, and a small hardcore with questionable motives, in much the same way as protests outside nuclear missile and submarine bases in the 1980's were later found to have been started by Soviet agents.
Still, if we don't go to war (very very unlikely) the anti war groups better start writing drafts of their speeches they're going to give when Iraq uses its WMDS for the first time.....
~~Belldandy~~
http://news.independent.co.uk (SPACE) /world/politics/story.jsp?story=337654
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And only 2 arrests.
Not a violent, lefty mob.
Normal people expressing their concern and fear for blindly following the USA.
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And only 2 arrests.
Not a violent, lefty mob.
Normal people expressing their concern and fear for blindly following the USA.
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