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To: GST who wrote (139209)	7/7/2004 9:48:01 PM
From: Neeka	Respond to of 281500

We, we, we... The selfishness and self-absorption on the part of liberals is as bad as the me, me, me generation narcissism of the 90s. You don't speak for millions. M

To: GST who wrote (139209)	7/8/2004 12:26:15 AM
From: Sig	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

<<The high degree of effectiveness of inspections made war a needless and unwise diversion from the "war on terror".>> The inspectors did not discover the mass graves The inspectors did not discover his 25 buried aircraft The inspectors did not discover the missiles Saddam launched at Kuwait The inspectors did not discover the billions in payoffs under the oil for food program The inspectors did not discover the corruption in the UN Iraq funds. The were not looking for those things, they had tunnel vision as it was not their job. The inspectors were assigned the wrong task. They should have been sent around the world to seek out the most evil and untrustworthy man on earth with a proven track record of genocide, of starting wars, of using poison gases and launching missiles at nearby non-combatant nations. They would have found him in Baghdad. And if he is not a terrorist then none exist Sig