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To: i-node who wrote (187197)	4/28/2004 6:51:43 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1572529

>> If the war was "needless," then why didn't we just stop it, if Saddam was killing that many people? How were WE going to stop it? This was a dispute between two countries, neither of which we really liked (although, we distinctly disliked one more than the other). What bull.....now you sound like a member of the Bush administration. Our government never ENCOURAGED Saddam to go after Iran. We just stood back and watched it happen, while France & the Soviet Union provided arms to Iraq. Huh? You're so full of $ht, I had to put my wading boots on. Of course, we had an interest in seeing the oil supply uninterrupted, but we had no real influence between those two.* Yes, but we prayed for peace with all our hearts. I think Ronnie and Nancy went to church 4 more times that year. Dang! A kid can come up with a better fantasy!