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Conclusion: The World We Want

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Perhaps the World we don't want

Contributor: fatmomma

Date: 2003-04-02 02:35:28


I agree with banquosghost; my sources that most unnerve me; have come from the USA. Ramsey Clark was assistant attorney general for Kennedy and attorney general for Johnston. Many try to discredit him but his claims and ideas are backed up by others and by the way this war is proceeding. The USA will not pay their dues to the UN; they opt out of the banning of land mines, the Kyota accord and the International Criminal Court. There is several reports from various sources that claim they have used banned chemical weapons. I will use Bush's words and say to him on these UN programs he will not join: mr Bush if you are not with us you are against us.

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Perhaps the World we don't want

Contributor: cfallon

Date: 2003-04-03 13:43:34


That your most disturbing sources come from the USA should be a source of comfort. It reminds us of what kind of country the USA is.

Regime change in the USA? That can be done every four years and is certainly done every 8 years.

Free Press in the USA? I think you are arguing that point eloquently.

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