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Politics : DON'T START THE WAR

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To: HG who wrote (12567)2/25/2003 2:37:11 AM
From: Volsi Mimir  Read Replies (2) of 25898
 
So what's your point. I agree that the whole wide world is filled with inhumane treatment as with this country(US) once was (in history). Do you just say don't go, don't do anything, don't make a calculated move rather than one unprepared and thrown into one. Sept 11 changed many people-- those things half way around the world didn't mean much to me except for a trade or two. I didn't know where Qatar was. I see different. Pain and suffering are universal and unfortunately are part of the mold of humanity-- even the great "peace" talkers on this forum wants to attack a different region than Iraq. (Yemen and North Korea)

As far as invading every country, McDonald's and CocaCola and IBM have already, our communications and information creates bonds over "boundaries". My cousin worked for the King of Jordan where you can get a Coke inside the palace but was forbidden elsewhere.Small example of many others-- It was for show and power. Military is the last resort. Don't you think that all the oligarchies in the Middle East oppose that trend of Westernization. They rule because of oppression. And religions don't help- both Muslim and Christianity.

Show me an Iraqi that has spoken out at these peace rallies who wants to keep Saddam in or just contained. What's your solution.
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