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To: Snowshoe who wrote (32458)	4/25/2003 10:54:25 PM
From: LLCF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

<It's too early to conclude there are no WMD.> Agreed, I would think they'd find something at least 1/2 way sneaky. I'm sure they'll at least find a site where "there used to be something" <Besides, there were a lot of complex reasons for the war.> LOL, that's an understatement, AND part of the problem! I must really dig to find a reason to believe. <It was not all about WMD.> Depends who you talk to! DAK

To: Snowshoe who wrote (32458)	4/26/2003 5:47:19 AM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 74559

It was not all about WMD Maybe not, but that was the hard sell for the invasion. Over and over again. I would not be surprised if the opposition parties in the UK and USA defeat their respective governments at the next elections. The message would be simple. (1) The economy is in a mess, something needs to be done. (2) The current government did nothing except start an expensive war chasing WMD's that did not exist. (3) Vote for us, we will actually try and restart the economy. There is lots of evidence out there that Mr and Mrs Joe Average are no longer "raking it in". Even the characters at "Megabank" in the DT cartoon are having a rough time of it.. telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk telegraph.co.uk I am glad to hear that at least one person is OK though :-)