XPost: alt.politics.bush, alt.politics.liberalism, alt.politics.usa.republican
XPost: alt.society.liberalism
From: nostrander@comcast.net
Who cares? The UN inspectors were doing a great job without the killings
and the expense.
"Steven Litvintchouk" wrote in message
news:gG6Yb.6844$hm4.1017@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net...
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> Tazmanian Devil wrote:
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> > The Left Was Right
> > February 14, 2004
> > By Jack Rabbit
> >
> > One year ago this weekend, an estimated ten million human beings marched
> > world wide against Mr. Bush's planned invasion of Iraq. They marched in
> > major cities such as London, Madrid and Canberra, capitals of Mr. Bush's
> > military and diplomatic partners in what passed for a broad coalition;
> > they marched in Paris, Berlin, Tokyo and other major capitals of the
> > world; they marched in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and other major
> > cities of the United States, including San Francisco, where this writer
> > marched with an estimated 200,000 others.
> >
> > The message was clear: on one side stood George W. Bush, presumptive
> > President of the United States, his aides and PNAC think-tankers,
> > British Prime Minister Tony Blair and his aides and a small handful of
> > other world leaders, set to invade a sovereign state with no
> > provocation; on the other stood the people of the world, a teeming mass
> > of humanity, led by the political Left to oppose them.
> >
> > They said that Saddam needed be overthrown because he was a brutal
> > dictator. We knew all about Saddam and made no apologies for him.
>
> If we had followed the advice of the left-wing, how long would Saddam
> and his two ghastly sons have remained in power in Iraq?
>
> 10 years? 20 years? 30 years?
>
>
> -- Steven L.
>
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