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To: Jamey who wrote (18469)	5/31/2003 5:16:12 PM
From: sea_urchin	Respond to of 82340

James > Sadly, France and Germany seem to have forgotten the American blood that was shed to keep them free They haven't forgotten anything. The reason they didn't participate in the Iraq war was because they could see it was a scam and didn't want innocent blood on their hands just to grab someone's oil. In fact. I am sure if there was the slightest hint of legitimacy behind the US desire to invade Iraq, the whole world would have joined in and not just a motley bunch of self-seeking opportunists. english.pravda.ru >>>In the words of Wolfowitz, search and liquidation of weapons of mass destruction allegedly held by Iraq "became the main argument for going to war with Iraq because all arms of the bureaucracy could agree on this argument."<<< So, WMD was a bullsh1t story --- and for that people had to die. And you still admire your government!