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THE UN IS GAY!!

They need to be bombed first, and then Sadam!!


they are a worthless relic from the Cold War...they have no purpose now; they continually let saddam walk all over them

09-29-2002 11:41 PM
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Push for a war

Bush and Blair built up this and that evidence, said Iraq is a threat to us. What about former Soviet Union. We all know they had piled-up mass dystruction weapons, and they had evil communist leadership. Did they ever throw a bomb at us? Did we have a war to stop them. How we win at last without a war?

Dispite what government said, I see only one fact: That US and British war planes bombed Iraq for years. Iraqis, though fired their anti-air weapons, are not able to shoot down even one plane. A country even can not defend their own sky, now suddenly becomes an urgent threat.

It's interesting to see a cartoon in which Bush said, "We now have evidence linking this evil man(Saddam)to the devastating forest fires, disruptive El-Nino weather; and the death of Elvis Presley."

Does he and his cabinet look like car salesmen try to push customers to buy a second hand car, "Pay now or it will be too late."

10-10-2002 09:11 PM
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Post: #33
silenced majority

When Bush announced his intention to have a war in Iraq, media said his approve rate was up from 51% to 60%. I doubt the poll result. Government's "Strategy office" is working? See how many resource they activate to push for a war? This news in internet may explain something. (Notice it's not from media) Though US is a said democratic country, the politics actually play in another way.


Quote, "----- Original Message -----
From: "mike burke"
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 2:56 PM
Subject: Democracy Now Exclusive: Survey Shows
Congress Overwhelmed w/ Anti-War Calls


*** DEMOCRACY NOW EXCLUSIVE ***

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 27, 2002


CONGRESS OVERWHELMED WITH ANTI-WAR CALLS FROM
"THE
SILENCED MAJORITY"

Republican and Democratic Senate offices report
"overwhelming" opposition from their constituents
to war with Iraq. This comes as Congress prepares to
pass a war resolution granting President Bush sweeping
powers to invade Iraq.

The national news radio show Democracy Now!
conducted an informal survey on Thursday of 70 Republican
and Democratic Senate offices.

Of the 26 offices which responded to our
inquires, 22 reported an overwhelming majority - in some cases
up to 99 percent -- of constituents opposed war in
Iraq;
three said the response was split and just one
office Among the findings:

Democrats
* Wisconsin Sen. Herb Kohl: Aides say they are
receiving 1,000-2,000 calls per week with the
overwhelming number opposed to an attack on Iraq.

* Washington Sen. Patty Murray: Over 5,000
letters and
phone calls were received last week on Iraq,
aides
say. Only about 100 came from constituents who
supported an attack.

* California Sen. Dianne Feinstein: Staff in her
San
Francisco office reported about 200 calls a day
with 99 percent of the callers opposing the war.

* New Mexico Sen. Jeff Bingaman: The D.C. office
has been receiving at least 1,300 calls a day with
about 70 percent opposed to war.

Republicans
* North Carolina Jesse Helms: Staff declined to
give figures but said the "majority is against" when
it comes to calls on Iraq.

* Nebraska Charles Hegal: According to aides,
constituents favor diplomacy over war at a rate
of 5 to 1.

* Virginia John Warner: About 150 constituents a
day are calling into the D.C. offices. "A very small
minority supported military action," said one
aide.

"It's extraordinary that, as Senators work with
the Bush Administration to draft a war resolution,
their constituents are expressing overwhelming
opposition an attack against Iraq," said Amy Goodman, the host
of Democracy Now! "Unfortunately we are hearing very
little about this in the media. These calls
represent the silenced majority, not the silent majority."

10-10-2002 09:13 PM
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quote from Ainstine "I dont know what kind of wheponds the World war 3 gone use , but i do know that World war 4 they gone use Stixs and stones" ..
something like that :o Big Grin

and yeah i know my eng sucks .. Smile

10-14-2002 09:46 AM
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stixs and stones . lol LOL

10-22-2002 09:35 AM
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Hypocrite

Falcon said, "Oh wait again...theres that using chemical weapons on the Kurdish people in Norhern Iraq thing too, just becuase they didnt agree with how the totally harmless Saddam runs things.

Oh wait one more time....there was the using the chemical weapons on the Shiite Muslims in the south of Iraq for thte same thing. "

When US intends to start war on Iraq, the excuse they used is Iraq is developing mass destruction weapon.(chemical bio-weapon) But in 1980's when they wanted Iraq to fight against Iran, they supported Iraq even they knew Iraq using chemical weapon against Iran.

Quote, "Rumsfeld key player in Iraq policy shiftCables, Natl. Security Council affidavit reveal depth of U.S. assistance to Saddam despite chemical arsenal By Robert Windrem NBC NEWS

Aug. 18 - State Department cables and court records reveal a wealth of information on how U.S. foreign policy shifted in the 1980s to help Iraq. Virtually all of the information is in the words of key participants, including Donald Rumsfeld, now secretary of defense."

Of course he can say whatever he wants to reach his goal, this time the purpose is having a war in Iraq. But should he be sent to military tribunal as an enemy because according to Bush's difinition, "those who use chemical weapon is terrorist. And those who aid terrorist is our enemy". Did he help a terrorist when they used chemical weapon some ten years ago?

10-23-2002 05:16 PM
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saddam is satin

Saddam let all of his prisoners free in exchange for there votes in hopes that they will fight beside him. He cares about nothing put power, and well do anything to get it. And has to be removed before it's to late. He has been hiding what he has been doing for 7 years, and i'm sure he wasnt sitting in a lawn chair drinking lemonaid all this time.

11-03-2002 11:35 AM
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Under the guidance of Country?

Quote, "What are you? Hussein's Public Relations Officer? What do you know about the situation that you have not heard from the media? Are you present at the White House security briefings? I doubt you play golf with the Director of CIA either. What makes you think the US is going to endanger vital intelligence assets by disclosing their evidence to the public? Anything the media or the public think or say is purely speculation. Unless you have a Masters Degree in Political Science and several key sources inside the US Defence Department what you or anyone else has to say doesn't mean sh*t. Accept the fact that in the big bad world, Governments will always hold the power. What the people have to say about it is irrelevant. This is just the way the world has developed. Any person of Faith should have no problem dealing with this concept, it must be His/Her will right? Trust in God and all that."

What am I? I use my real name to post. You have that name. What are you, Anonym? Work like a mole? Try to find Saddam's public relationship officers in US? Then I give you a clue, there are too many here. On 10/26, hundred of thousands of people took an anti Iraq war demonstration all over the country. They have their own opinion. They refuse to be guided as you wished. And they don't want Bush abusing power they gave to him. How this country being turned into totalitarian?

FAIR Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting 112 W. 27th Street New York, NY 10001
MEDIA ADVISORY:
Networks Accept Government "Guidance"
October 12, 2001

On October 10, television network executives from ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox and CNN held a conference call with national security adviser Condoleeza Rice, and apparently acceded to her "suggestion" that any future taped statements from Osama bin Laden's Al Qaeda group be "abridged," and any potentially "inflammatory" language removed before broadcast.

http://www.fair.org/press-releases/netwo...ssure.html

11-05-2002 08:16 PM
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BOMB HIS ASS


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11-06-2002 10:04 AM
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freedom

In a report of ACLU published on 11/13, topic "Caught in the backlash", there is such a story.

Charlotte Wu, a 20 years old student of UC Berkley, was visited by 3 policmen of camps about one month after 911 last year. It's about 30 minites after she finished a phone call. In phone call, she instructed her friends how to play an internet game. It's a spy game. Player must put bomb at the foot of wall to break it. Policemen questioned her why she talked about spy and bomb on the phone. At last, she had to go to her friend's place with police to clarify it. Lucky enough, her friend was still playing that spy and bomb game.
Charlotte Wu never talked to policemen for all her 19 years experience. (She was 19 then) She was very scare and wonder how could police know what she said in phone call. Policemen didn't explain.

She may never know her phone is under surveillance if she hadn't talked about spy and bomb.

11-18-2002 07:06 PM
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Intimidate Saudi

Once I was surprised at the news that Bush worked in UN's resolution of weapon's inspection. How could he became so rational? I thought. He was eager to have a war.

Now, I know why. It is not ready. If Saudi doesn't allow US to use the base on Sadi and let planes to attack through Saudi's sky, it's hard to invade Iraq by the narrow entrance of Kuwati.

It's not a coincidence that now they talk about Saudi "support terrorism". More pressure on Saude can be predicted until Saude "willingly" open its sky and join "allies". And I can predict also that then, "weapon inspection" will fail and some "evidence" will appear for Bush to start the war.

11-29-2002 11:42 PM
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Saude bent

Prediction come to true.

Quote,"WASHINGTON — Saudi Arabia has agreed to allow U.S. fighter jets to use Saudi airspace if the U.S. goes to war with Iraq, senior Defense Department officials have told Fox News Thursday.

A compromise has also been reached between the Pentagon and the Saudi regime that would allow for the use of the Prince Sultan Airbase, located in Al Kharj, 55 miles south of Riyadh, as the command center to the air component of an attack. "

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,72276,00.html

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BOMB HIS ASS


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Ditto!

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All you guys praying for war

Don't you have any common sense! You're blinded by hatred against Saddam Hussein and by the attack on 9/11. And I can fully understand that. But you mustn't forget that Iraq isn't just Saddam. It's a country full of people suffering under the reign of Saddam. They are being suppressed, stolen from, and deluded by there own government. These people are as much victims of Saddam’s reign of terror as anybody else. It’s those people that suffer from a war not Saddam! Saddam will be in one of his bomb shelters while his people are in the cities waiting for the bombs to fall.

Do you really think Saddam is going to war again? That he is going to use biological and chemical weapons or even nuclear weapons? Hell no! He loves reigning over a country to much. He knows the western world is going to bomb Iraq back to the Stone Age when he does that. He would be left with nothing. Hell no! He loves living the rich live of a king to much! He is evil, not stupid.

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Media censorship of anti-war sentiment

On 10/26 there were many anti-war protest all over the country. In Washington and San Francisco, they were said to be the biggest anti-war protests after VietNam war. Yet in next day's newspaper,(I live in San Jose, California. Local newspaper is S.J. Mercury) I saw no report of Washington's protest. And local one(in San Francisco) was put in B column. Not only I felt the censorship, I later found a reader's letter:

Quote, "Anti-war protest deserved front page.
....The game (baseball) earned a highly visible spot on your front and back pages in the Sunday paper, but you buried the peace march in only a few column inches at the bottom of Page 1B. You even chose to run a photo of one of the most frivolous protest banners, as if the march were a joke....."

And there was another news about Portland protest in August. If I hadn't read it from internet, I wouldn't know it had happened. It seems no media talked about it though it was a big one.
Re: "Police have opened fire on Bush protestors with rubberbullets, pepper spray and gas. The crowds of people aremoving around and regrouping.

<http://portland.indymedia.org:8081/front.php3?article_id=17241&group=webcast>

The crowd was standing at the barricades and the police had called a state of
emergency. Pepper spray was used on group early on. Batons were used on some
people. Group included babies in strollers and older people, also people in
wheelchairs. Those that could get out of the way were cut off surronded by police.
There are snipers on the roofs."

Imagine if it happened in Moscow or Beijing. Is US becoming a totalitarian step by step?

01-18-2003 10:20 PM
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