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To: Proud Deplorable who wrote (16893)	4/11/2003 1:48:03 AM
From: Proud Deplorable	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 89467

Worldwide calls for halting US-British aggression CAPITALS SyriaTimes politic 9-4-2003 Ð The Indian parliament condemned yesterday the US-British war against Iraq, calling for a stop to this war and the withdrawal of the forces of the US and Britain from Iraq. For his part, the Indian foreign minister expressed during the parliamentÕs meeting his countryÕs hope that the Iraqi people will be able to administer their future and determine their destiny. In Paris, former French minister and chairman of the citizens movement party Jan Pierre Shofnman has asserted that the US-British war of aggression against Iraq which aims to return colonialism will end with a national liberation war. In an article published yesterday by the French daily Le Monde, Shofnman stressed that this war planned by the Pentagon strategists to control over the world through occupying Iraq will not succeed in the future, expecting that the issue to be raised from now on is the withdrawal of the US forces. In Amman, the higher coordination committee of the Jordanian national opposition parties has called for unifying all national and Arab efforts to confront the US-British aggression on Iraq. In a statement made yesterday, the official spokesman for the committee warned that this aggression will not exclude anyone whatever the tried to be impartial towards the massacres and destruction committed by the invading forces against the Iraqi people. In Sanaa, the Yemeni cabinet has called for a stop to the war of aggression launched by the US and Britain against Iraq. In a meeting held yesterday, the cabinet called upon the UN Security Council and the Arab League to move to provide protection for the Iraqi people, realize commitment to the international legitimacy and law, and take all measurers necessary to secure IraqÕs security, stability and territorial integrity.