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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Baldur Fjvlnisson who wrote (344198)1/17/2003 5:58:34 PM
From: Dr. Doktor  Read Replies (2) of 769667
 
There have always been and will always be cowards and traitors. It will have no effect. We will do what is right and that is regime change in Iraq. Bottom line, we are going to war. All these cowards are getting there skirts in a tangle over nothing. Saddam's force is 1/4 as strong as it was during the Gulf war and no doubt not as motivated. They will throw down their arms and lick the boots of our GI's because they are cowards too.

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<Opposition to a possible war in Iraq has come from an unlikely source - the US military itself.

As anti-war forces are gathering for a major demonstration on Saturday in Washington, a group of parents of the soldiers currently being deployed in the Gulf have decided to speak out against the drive for war.

They have been joined by organisations representing Gulf War veterans, who are particularly concerned about the problem of chemical and biological warfare casualties among servicemen.

The anti-war former soldiers hope to replicate the success of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War in the l960s, who were a crucial part of the anti-war coalition that helped end US involvement in that war.

The organisations are new and small. But they could bring a new element to the anti-Iraq war movement. If they influence US troops in the field, that could be a worry for the Pentagon. >
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