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To: stockman_scott who wrote (157808)	6/12/2003 1:01:45 PM
From: GST	Respond to of 164684

Well said: <<the Pew Research Center released a survey of international opinion, canvassed from some twenty countries, which found that “the war has widened the rift between Americans and Western Europeans, further inflamed the Muslim world, softened support for the war on terrorism, and significantly weakened global public support for the pillars of the post-World War II era—the U.N. and the North Atlantic alliance.” And the war in Iraq is far from over. What is at stake there, and in the war against terrorism of which it is but a chapter, is the nature of America’s standing as the defining power of our age. We are told that we went into Iraq to make the world safer, yet, even as the remaining members of Bush’s axis of evil, Iran and North Korea, pursue nuclear-arms programs, many of the countries that allied with us against Saddam are wondering if they were falsely led. Nobody can regret that Saddam is gone. But, in the unipolar world that the Bush Administration seems bent on forging, our security will depend as much on our credibility as on our physical might.>>