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| Reply To: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 3 Apr 2003 00:28:55 EST420_US-ASCII Cortlandt writes: > In my judgment it's common red herring. > > Sure, so few leaders. Take US presidents for instance. Other than > Presidents Truman, Kennedy, and Bush 41, all of whom where not just vets, > but rarer still, combat vets. I'm not sure of the veteran status of > several others. To add to your list, these presidents were also combat veterans. [...]36_3Apr200300:28: [log in to unmask] |
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>so, you gave the US the mandate to become the world policeman?
>who controls this policeman?
>Seems, that some policeman get out of line. Specially when too powerful and
>not under control.
The dilema I see is that the same questions are asked of the UN and the
answers aren't much different.
Cortlandt Wilson
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>Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] OT: War again and a bit of a rant
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>45 countries out of at least 191 countries in the UN is not exactly a big
>majority, however.
>How many countries out of these 45 are actually sending troops?
>How many of these countries had the support of their population before the
>war started?
>Afterwards, its easy to say "if you are not for the troops, you are not
>patriotic". That's how many votes are being won afterwards.
>
>so, you gave the US the mandate to become the world policeman?
>who controls this policeman?
>Seems, that some policeman get out of line. Specially when too powerful and
>not under control.
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>On Wed, 2 Apr 2003 11:43:10 -0500, Brice Yokem <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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>>Michael says -
>>
>>I DO NOT SUPPORT SADDAM NOR ANY OTHER DICTATOR.
>>They ALL should be removed but not by an individual country because that
>>makes that country and its leader a dictator.
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>>I say -
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>>For once we agree, there are 45 countries involved in this War in Iraq,
>>not any 'single' country.
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