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To: tejek who wrote (161779)	2/20/2003 10:22:41 PM
From: SilentZ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575797

>Actually, any chance I would support this war ended today when I heard that we have entered a war in the Philippines. I think something is very wrong.....these people in the White House are lunatics and I worry for the well being of this country. Oh, we've been in there already... Abu Sayyaf, a Qaida-offshoot, has been waging war against the govt. They took a number of Americans hostage and killed a couple in cold blood. This isn't bad news... this really is legitimately part of the fight against Al-Qaida. -Z

To: tejek who wrote (161779)	2/20/2003 10:27:59 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1575797

So......Israel is in violation.....there other countries that are in violation too. Is that what determines whether we go to war or not? This is like saying, "I got a speeding ticket. You were convicted of murder. Why shouldn't we BOTH be put to death"? He hasn't killed well over 1 million people; that's just not true. Well, it is true. You simply don't believe it. Again, the numbers don't matter. Were it only a few hundred thousand, it obviously wouldn't affect the argument in any way. When was that? My mistake, 3 million: fidh.org "For over 30 years, Iraqi people have been forced into exile: according to several sources, approximately three million people, out of a current population of twenty-three million people, have left Iraq. Despite its extent and seriousness, the issue of Iraqi refugees remains little known or forgotten. The conditions of their exile, their survival in appalling material and psychological conditions, are ignored, and silence remains over the causes of this exile. This document provides essential information on this issue." I heard that we have entered a war in the Philippines. Hell, they're fighting Al Qaeda just like you've been bitching about. So what is your complaint now? You are just all over the map. Makes no sense to anyone with a mind.