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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (29705)	3/15/2003 3:11:27 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

Hi KC. It makes sense to me to take the oil from Saddam and give it to the UN to run Iraq. That way, the Iraqis will benefit hugely and so will the rest of us through Iraq becoming a part of the world's economy again, as well as providing a platform for New World Order civilization. A UN set up in Saddam's palaces could be an excellent supranational body. Iraq would benefit from civilization which would give capitalists incentive and confidence to invest in Iraq, without having thieves like Saddam helping themselves. Capitalism about voluntary exchange of value. Dog eat dog war of conquest is nothing to do with capitalism. I hope Saddam is out of business on Tuesday. Also, I wonder if King George II is not really going to the Azores on Sunday and that's a decoy. He might really be flying to Kuwait and going to personally launch the war on Saddam from a tank on the front lines. Or, maybe he's going there after meeting Tony Blair. Or maybe they are all three travelling to Kuwait. The next few days should be interesting times. I guess there's going to be a LOT of smoke over Baghdad due to oil fires. That might affect visibility for USA and British troops. It might give cover to reduce USA aircraft attacks. Iraqi soldiers will be practising their surrender techniques more than their street-fighting techniques. I predict a 110 minute war [one Globalstar satellite orbit, which will beat King George II's Dad's 100 hour war]. Mqurice