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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (174518)	8/26/2003 12:55:58 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1584215

Ted, there is a majority view [in the world] that the war in Iraq was unnecessary. This view is flawed, and if people can just get over their resentment of America for just a minute, they'll realize that all the U.N. negotiations didn't do diddly-squat in removing Saddam. Herein lies the problem........you think their view is flawed and they KNOW your view is flawed. Meanwhile, America did what the world should have done: remove Saddam. The ONLY reason why people aren't glad he's gone is because America wasn't a "global team player." To them, that's more important than removing a tyrant. You're making the world too petty. They're upset with America because they are threatened by our power without an offset. That's why they are actively looking to counter us with a check. That explains the sudden blossoming of the friendship between France, Germany and Russia. And if Blair's gov't falls, the three will be joined by the UK. ted