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Politics : DON'T START THE WAR
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To: James Calladine who wrote (11962)2/23/2003 12:59:39 AM
From: 2MAR$   of 25898
 
Well as far as regime changes go & the issue of Saddam and Co ...wonder if some here can imagine 20yrs in a row

of Dubya being their one & only "dearest SUPREME leader"
for that entire time , without election?

No one ever said democracy was perfect...but usually beats everything in second place <g>

There can be fundamental changes in the way all people start to percieve one another from now on. Access to more universal education etc Certainly there is growing a longing for more stability and peace everywhere and an
aversion growing for war, terrorism , and constant intimidation etc.

We might just be growing up right in the nick of time ...from the standpoint of resources and sustainability , and a transparency growing
between us all. There are fewer and fewer places to hide, but there will be another round of the growing threat of nuclear proliferation perhaps . That is not a nice option with unavoidable over-population also looming in so many underdeveloped places. Another time-bomb.
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