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Pastimes : Home on the range where the buffalo roam
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To: im a survivor who wrote (9793)11/15/2002 4:55:35 AM
From: Sig  Read Replies (1) of 13815
 
Reason #2 for no war:
Iraq is not exactly popular in the region, especially after the Iraq/Iran conflict, and neighboring countries are also competitors in the oil business.
Iran and Kuwait would especially prefer to see Iraq disarmed.
Their leaders are not without brains, and can figure out that Iraqs reversal of agreements to inspection, and
conflict with recent UN resolutions has had the undesired result of keeping US forces in the region and led to the recent buildup .
Saddam is not going to be rated a big hero in that region if he brings on a war, and I dont believe his 'story'
that claims we wanted the war is going to sell very well . Does that nutcase understand that ? Beats me.
Sig
At 4 AM futures are up a bit, Europe and Asia very strong. Go Bulls.
Note that Bill Gates has added strongly to Cox,Rsg, and Pks. Thats money on the table, and probably
a better LT risk than following an analyst who merely peers over the shoulders of active players and makes hasty predictions for which he often gets paid.
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