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Prime Minister & Foreign Policy

Contributor: cfallon

Date: 2003-03-24 13:28:29


Well, we can't prove it either way. But I am glad it got some reaction because:

1) It could be true.

but more importantly,

2) The pro-Saddam lobby in Canada has asserted a great many vile and vicious motives behind the coalition action. The Canadian government not only remained silent while these accusations were being thrown about, but encouraged them.

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Prime Minister & Foreign Policy

Contributor: codc01

Date: 2003-03-24 14:11:57


Yes, it could be true, but it could also be true that Bush wants the oil of Iraq, or its something personal between Bush-Saddam... We'll probably never know (regarding the oil part, though, we should have a strong indication, if the Iraqi oil is kept to the Iraqi people or not)...

There is a pro-Saddam movement in Canada?? If there is, it must not be significant - I am certainly not pro-Saddam, but neither am i pro-Bush, I'm against both, and from the opinions i've seen from ordinary Canadians, they are also against Saddam and Bush...

I think your emotions are leading your reasoning, which in my opinion, is a bad idea.

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