Guest guest Posted February 3, 2003 Report Share Posted February 3, 2003 Read " The Unseen Hand: An Introduction to the Conspiratorial View of History " by A. Ralph Epperson, ISBN 0-9614135-0-6. You'll find that your picture is backward. Not only did we not stop Hitler, we *helped* Hitler come to power and do all that he did. We *helped* China become communist. We *helped* Vietnam repel us. We are unquestionably using Hussein towards the same ends. What are those ends? You don't expect me to tell you everything, do you? $0.02 Grace www.theroadlesstravelledby.com On Mon, 3 Feb 2003 12:23:50 -0000 <ga.bates writes: > > You forget this guy S.Hussain is a war monger and mass murderer on a > scale > comparable to Hitler. Hussain started off life as a small time > gangster and > got to the top by murdering people. He murdered the Kurds in the > north and > the Marsh Arabs in the south of his country using weaponry outlawed > by the > Geneva Convention. > > Don't you think the people of Germany* would have been grateful if > we had > taken out Hitler in 1937 instead of waiting for the Nazi war machine > to > mature with the ensuing invasion of 'Sudatenland' ? [* Not to > mention those > millions who died in SS concentration camps, the casualties of the > battlefield and civilian deaths ? ] > > The West is not perfect by a long shot, but before we can sort out > problems > like the free market, fair trade and global warming we have to > address the > problem of international fascism in whatever guise. Fundamental > Islamicism > is on our doorstep and we cannot afford to stick our heads in the > sand and > pretend S.Hussain will not aid these brutal fascists if he gets half > a > chance - because he is a brutal fascist himself. > > You saw what the Taliban did to Afganistan. They shit-canned a whole > country > ! Have you forgotten what happened to the Twin Towers already ? > > If you let this one go you can expect a re-run, in other towns and > other > countries. It has already started hasn't it, in Kenya, and Bali - > the risk > of a second Dark Age over the Civilised World is very real and we do > not > need appeasers and Quislings damaging our resolve to live in > freedom, or to > die fighting for it ! > > If Saddam Hussain lays down his arms there will be no war, so write > to Bush > or Blair to give them your support. Amen. > > Sammy. > > > > > Angie Powers [greengirl1127] > 03 February 2003 09:54 > animal-spirit; animal_medicine_and_spirit_guides; aroma oils; > Bread > Recipie; candle-spirit; Cat Spirit; chinesehealing; > Cleoshia-Spirit; > covenofthemoongrove; crones_corner; Crystal-Spirit; dragon-magick; > goddess-spirit; herb-witches; herbal-spirit; NaturalFacts; > spirituallighthouse; The herbal garden; theherbalhutch; > Tpw_pagan_dreams; wiccasconsin; wisconsinpagan; Witchery; witchy > Women > [Chinese Traditional Medicine] Ask Bush to Let the Inspections Work - > OFF > TOPIC > > > > Please join me in signing an online petition asking President Bush > to let the weapons inspections work, rather than rushing to war. > > Inspections in Iraq have started. Most of us breathed a sigh of > relief. Unfortunately, it's become clear that the ultra-hawks in > the Bush administration -- Cheney, Wolfowitz, Perle -- will not > take yes for an answer. While the rest of the world thinks Iraq > has backed down, these men are beginning a massive public relations > blitz for war. > > With the possibility of a peaceful resolution to this crisis at > hand, > we cannot allow a few men to push the world to war. Send a message > to President Bush to let the inspections work at: > > http://www.moveon.org/winwithoutwar/ > > MoveOn.org will compile our messages and present them to the > administration, including Secretary of State Powell, and to U.N. > Secretary General Kofi Annan. > > The good news is that the ultra-hawks face some serious opposition. > Secretary of State Colin Powell and other members of the Bush > Administration are willing to give diplomacy a chance, and the > State > Department's interpretation of the U.N. resolution is a lot more > reasonable than the White House's interpretation. > > Unless wiser heads prevail, this is what we should expect: > (1) starting December 8th, members of the Bush Administration will > claim that Iraq is in material breach of the U.N. resolution, > citing > supposed omissions in the coming multi-hundred page report, based > on > undisclosed intelligence; (2) soon thereafter some " hot " incident, > like anti-aircraft fire on U.S. patrols in the no-fly zone, will be > used to solidify public support for war, and finally (3) the > bombing > campaign will begin. > > This could all begin before Christmas -- another wonderful gift to > the world from the Bush administration. > > President Bush has agreed that war should be the very last resort. > Let's hold him and his Administration to those words: > > http://www.moveon.org/winwithoutwar/ > > Please join me and sign on today. We must support policy makers who > will oppose these few extremists in the Bush White House who have > been > looking for an excuse for war from the very beginning. > > > > > ~*~ Love, Light, and blessings from the goddesses ~*~ > > ~*~ Angie aka Dragon Princessa Angelina Mae Firestorm~*~ > > messengers: : angie_irishcntrygirl or msn: > angie54703 > > > > > > Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 4, 2003 Report Share Posted February 4, 2003 >On Mon, 3 Feb 2003 12:23:50 -0000 <ga.bates writes: > > > > The West is not perfect by a long shot, but before we can sort out problems > > like the free market, fair trade and global warming we have to address the > > problem of international fascism in whatever guise. Fundamental Islamicism > > is on our doorstep and we cannot afford to stick our heads in the sand and > > pretend S.Hussain will not aid these brutal fascists if he gets half a > > chance - because he is a brutal fascist himself. There is nothing wrong with " Fundamental Islamicism " (you mean Islam). Islam like all religions is a fundamentally peaceful. What everyone should be really worried about are fanatics & deviants who in the name of Islam (or any organised religion for that matter) create instability & strife. The problem is when Islam is a theocracy & the dictators or bigots behave badly, that they bring shame & disrepute to their religion. There are lots of dictators or bigots who behave really badly all over the world. Regards, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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