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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group

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To: jttmab who wrote (44202)9/15/2002 8:30:43 PM
From: Ilaine  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
So "we" made the obvious conclusion that Iraq was involved.

You're talking to the wrong woman. I argued against Iraqi involvement from the beginning. I thought it was a home grown right wing American nut case from the beginning. What "terrorist" would target Daschle and Leahey? Someone from the Tim McVeigh contingent. Others here on the thread can back me up.

could you tell me what day the memorial service is for the victims in Iraq or for the victims of Sarin in Tokyo?

I have no idea where you are coming from. Maybe you can explain what you are talking about?

Perfectly respectable researchers spend their entire lives studying the most deadly toxins. Nobody blinks an eye unless they have a reason to suspect wicked intentions.

"The victims in Iraq" were victims of what, pray tell? I can think of lots of victims -- people who were tortured with cigarette butts being extinguished on their flesh. Shall we blame Phillip Morris for making Marlboro cigarettes? People who had electric shocks applied to their private parts. Shall we blame Sears for making Diehard batteries? People who were raped. Shall we blame everyone with a penis?

We didn't make the gas that Saddam used on his own people. We did not make the sarin that Aum Shinrykio used in Tokyo. We didn't even invent sarin, that was the Germans.

So what are you talking about?
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