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To: Richnorth who wrote (83474)	3/19/2002 7:01:32 PM
From: davemarkun	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116762

If the truth will set you free, then you must be chained up pretty tight. Your comments about Viet Nam were almost as inane as your comments about the middle east. The only thing they have in common is that there were sandwiched between ignorance and political correctness. Where you during the war anyway, running off to Canada, or a college deferment. Oh let me guess, its not that you weren't scared, you were defending a war of "national liberation", right. When the north took over, were you still sympathetic to their plight? Did you quit protesting even though a rigid authoritarianism was imposed? Where wre you, the defender of the downtrodden then? Like the middle east you have adopted a narrow view of what happned historically, to justify your emotional needs.

To: Richnorth who wrote (83474)	3/19/2002 7:04:11 PM
From: Ken Benes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116762

Basically correct. Saddam Hussein was basically correct, he needed additional monies to fund his quest for domination and conquest in the middle east. To acquire the additional revenues, he seized Kuwait. The world didn't share his solution to his problem and kicked him out of Kuwait and may be planning to rid Iraq of his tenure entirely. Your rendition of basically correct about your postulations are more flawed than his. You are a nobody with a cyberspace constituency that marvels over your limited mental acuity. A man with a computer, plenty of time, and a neural network that has apparently crashed. Ken