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To: TimF who wrote (195826)	8/7/2006 6:48:07 PM
From: GST	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

<violations of a ceasefire agreement> There you go again -- Iraq had no ceasefire agreement with the US. You consistently confuse the US with the UN. Had the UH decided to take military action against Iraq that would be another matter. But the US failed in its efforts to win UN support for an invasion. The US can violate international law with impunity as it now does with regularity due to the size of its guns -- but it has no more legitimacy invading Iraq than did Saddam when he invaded Kuwait.