I honestly don't care if we never find any WMD's.
To: jalisco555
Saddam WAS a WMD.
To: jalisco555
Sadaam was Stalin-Light, but he had big, big ambitions to surpass his mentor.
3 posted on
05/11/2003 7:44:08 AM PDT by
AngrySpud
To: jalisco555
The Committee of the Missing ...
NOT IN MY NAME!!! /idiotic anti-war rant
4 posted on
05/11/2003 7:45:13 AM PDT by
lelio
To: jalisco555
5 posted on
05/11/2003 7:49:07 AM PDT by
backhoe
(The Dungeon doors ARE swinging open- what will the Left now say?)
To: jalisco555
I know it is a Left refrain aimed at negating the positive in Iraq, but how anyone can read articles like this and not say that finding WMD's is inconsequential is beyond me. Just the release of those young boys from the prison where they had been held for YEARS should have been enough to justify our actions in Iraq.
To: jalisco555
Mothers of the Disappeared Midnight, our sons and daughters
Were cut down and taken from us
Hear their heartbeat
We hear their heartbeat
In the wind we hear their laughter
In the rain we see their tears
Hear their heartbeat
We hear their heartbeat
Night hangs like a prisoner
Stretched over black and blue
Hear their heartbeat
We hear their heartbeat
In the trees our sons stand naked
Through the walls our daughters cry
See their tears in the rainfall
Dear Bono,
The atrocities commited in El Salvador that you sing about in your song "Mothers of the Disappeared" are no different than what happened in Iraq, except that Iraq's disappeared number into the millions. Are you going to write a song about them?
Sincerely,
A fan of your music, but not your mouth.
9 posted on
05/11/2003 7:54:32 AM PDT by
cgk
(Sponge Bob is not a contraceptive.)
To: jalisco555
They were hopeful that foreign human-rights groups would come and offer aid, but only one representative from Human Rights Watch has visited, Idrisi said, and nothing has materialized. What the f*ck is WRONG with these people (Human Rights Watch). Are they so afraid of giving ANY credibility to the United States that they are going to ignore one of the great human tragedies in history?
The tragedy of this is that the world allows this horror to go on, because it is a "sovereign" country. I can see this going on in a different world, say, 60 years ago, but inn these modern times, when the facts are essentially known? The world treats these countries like they were normal! WHAT IS WRONG with people?! I am disgusted, disgusted and dismayed.
10 posted on
05/11/2003 8:27:39 AM PDT by
Paradox
To: jalisco555
12 posted on
05/11/2003 9:08:21 AM PDT by
Ragtime Cowgirl
(YWCA is against our war in Iraq. Pro-THIS UN=Anti-USA : http://www.ywca.org/html/B2.asp#Iraq)
To: jalisco555
Godspeed for the men and women undertaking this grusome challenge.
I wonder if the Sarandons and Robbins and Garafolos will offer their help (or hard-earned $$$) for their cause?
13 posted on
05/11/2003 9:41:07 AM PDT by
Maigrey
(Member of the Dose's Jesus Freaks, Take a Bullet Republicans, and Gonzo News Service)
To: jalisco555
last week they finally got a CD-ROM drive so they could begin reading secret files on disks......they were hopeful that foreign human-rights groups would come and offer aid, but only one representative from Human Rights Watch has visited, Idrisi said, and nothing has materialized. Were disappointed, said Saleh. We thought human rights should be the concern of the whole world. Maybe all anyone is interested in is Iraqs oil.
The silence is deafening......
17 posted on
05/11/2003 10:14:37 AM PDT by
telebob
To: jalisco555
I had a feeling that Saddam was in the same class as Hitler, Stalin etc., etc., etc..
If they never find WMD I won't care, just the fact that we have overthrown one of Satans Sons is enough for me. GOD Bless President Bush, GOD Bless America and GOD Bless and heal the Iraqi people.
To: jalisco555
Why do you post excerpts from the article which don't back up your title claiming that Saddam killed eight million?
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