True...
OHR-deeth - 15/01/2003 07:01:11 PM
But that's what were doing elsewhere in the world. South Korea, for example. We've had troops stationed there for decades, we aren't wanted by either side, and the government isn't showing any signs of pulling out soon. As long as we keep a few troops in the Middle East, Saddam probably won't go anywhere, and fewer of them will die than if a war started. Another benefit to this strategy is that the Middle Eastern economy doesn't get destroyed, which will almost certainly happen if we do go to war. And, our the U.S. doesn't have to worry about coming up with money for the war.
Sill Reading WoT 
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To all peace-loving Americans
- 15/01/2003 02:21:45 PM
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That was the most patronising piece of #$%^ I've read in a long time
- 15/01/2003 04:32:38 PM
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The message is devoid of sincerity (not saying you are, tho, Mierin)
- 15/01/2003 04:57:21 PM
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I don't think that's entirely fair, but it's too late for me to expl y *NM*
- 15/01/2003 06:14:18 PM
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So your son stays out of the cookie jar as long as you stand over him
- 15/01/2003 06:35:39 PM
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No - they ignore it altogether; it's how they make us a dictatorship
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- 15/01/2003 06:50:05 PM
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- 15/01/2003 06:50:05 PM
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True...
- 15/01/2003 07:01:11 PM
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*NM*
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