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Date Posted: 09:12:44 10/12/02 Sat
In reply to:
Jon Stasevich
's message, "Re: Learning from History" on 04:46:39 10/09/02 Wed
>The biggest threat to American is American foreign
>policy. We have 1.2 million GI's in occupation of
>other nations throughout the world. I don't see any
>foreign soldiers in our country, so I ask, who is the
>real aggressor? We also supply many other
>dictatorships and other non-democratic governments
>with weapons which have been and still are being used
>against their own populations as well as other
>neighboring nations. We in fact were very happy to
>allow and even supply Sadam with bio-agents and other
>weapons when it suited our purposes. Hell, were the
>one’s who taught him everything he knows. Not only
>did we supply him, we trained and encouraged him in
>his war with Iran (another nation who’s dictator we
>supplied and supported until he was ousted by his own
>people). We have been doing this for over 400 years
>and now we are paying the price. And look at all the
>cry babies coming out of the woodwork!! Oh!, poor
>America.... You see, America makes war not peace and
>that is the real problem. You do not stop war by
>going to war, but instead you simply perpetuate the
>cycle of violence. For those who feel strongly about
>going to war (including anyone in the US Congress or
>the current Administration or any other noble and
>brave Americans) please feel free to contact me
>directly. If you are willing to go directly to the
>front line and do the job, I will be happy to purchase
>a M-16 for you to enjoy. It seems very easy to talk
>about war as long as someone else has to do the actual
>fighting. To those who propose war, I say, put your
>words and strong beliefs into action by signing up for
>the front lines. Then and only then will I will you
>become believable. Until then, I will view you for
>who you really are (a bunch of hypocritical morons and
>blowhards). Have fun.
>
>In addition to the points that I have already made, if
>you really want to know what’s going on, I suggest
>that you follow the money trail. Have you noticed the
>prices at the pump lately. Who do you think is
>capitalizing on these higher prices? Also, have you
>considered the fact that just before the elections and
>all of a sudden, we need to attack Iraq. Did Iraq
>become an immediate threat all of a sudden, requiring
>immediate action before the election or do you think
>the election has anything to do with it? During times
>of war, which political party benefits in the polls?
>
>In regards to Bushes proposed policy of pre-emptive
>strikes, I believe Ted Kennedy said it best. This
>would be like Pearl Harbor in reverse!!! It is
>amazing to me that so many people can't tell the
>difference between offense and defense. Maybe they
>should try looking these words up in Webster’s
>dictionary. Obviously, Bush has never seen the inside
>of a dictionary base upon his demonstrated language
>skills and maybe he is very representative of those
>who admire him.
>
I have only one thing to say to any extremist view. If you dont like this country or it's policies, get involved to change them or get out!! Talk about hypocrisy.
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