Theos-Talk Archives (March 2003 Message tt00240)

The United nation is created to insure that peace,happiness and prosperity 
will prevail,In the case of Iraq however,the united states will go to war 
whether un wants it or not.

Yes thats right you vote for a leadership in america and that is 
freedom.President bush is elected by people who want peace and freedom 
Right,

However mr bush is talking abt a war in the middle east,a war which might 
have an enormous effect on world economy who is reeling from the sept 11 
incident.

I symphatize with america abt depending himself from enemies americas 
enemies are the terrorist not the hungry people of iraq.maybe we can buy 
more time for iraq to comply with the un conditions and avail ourselves with 
this horrendous event

In case of Germany i guess your right and we stop him dead but it is a 
global war the whole of europe is involve and germany was a strong enemy

i doubt if iraq will used his weapons of mass destruction he did not used it 
at gulf war bec he knows once he do it Iraq will be wiped out on the peace 
of the earth

my suggestion is to wait for the final decision and report of un inyspecting 
team.if they find something or connrete evidence as well as 
incooperation,then the die is cass and we have our very reason to attack 
iraq even thou it is so sad to say that many innocent lives will be wasted 
if it happens,only an opinion

adviser77@msn.com






> From: "Dennis Kier" <dennw3k@earthlink.net>
> Reply-To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com
> To: <theos-talk@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: Re: Theos-World War
> Date: Sun, 9 Mar 2003 12:44:56 -0800
>
>
> So, The "United Nations" is/are going to be meeting soon?
>
> They have been meeting continuously for the past 50 years, so what is
> new?
>
> And they are going to vote for or against Bush. Well, who cares?
>
> I don't know what country you live in, but I live in California (USA),
> and I voted last week for some people to represent me in the
> government.
>
> I have been voting in local and national elections since 1951. I
> usually vote in all the elections.
>
> I have never been given the opportunity to vote for a representative
> to the "United Nations", though. Sadam Husein has a representative to
> the United Nations, but I do not. No one in the United States has ever
> been given a chance to vote for or against a delegate or
> representative to the United Nations.
>
> It is about as a representative government as Sadam Husein's
> government, where he gets 100% of the vote.
>
> Mr. Bush is sincerly trying to protect those of us living in the US
> from Husein and the terrorists. He doesn't need the permission of
> those who didn't vote for or against his election to do that. I voted
> in that election. The people of Britain, France, Germany, and Iraq
> didn't vote for or against him then. We don't need their permission to
> defend ourselves.
>
> If they see the threat, and wish to put a stop to all this, then they
> should join us, but whether they are for or against us, we don't need
> their approval, or permission to protect ourselves.
>
> The Debating Society on the East River didn't protect New York City on
> 9-11 with their endless talk and their non enforcement of previous
> agreements, that Sadam Husein made with them 12 years ago. The only
> reason that there are inspectors roaming around Iraq now is because
> there are also a couple hundred thousand troops gathering on Iraq's
> borders.
>
> Who is it that wants Sadam Husein's "Rope a Dope" game to go on
> another 12 or 25 years, while he manufactures a more potent arsenal to
> use on his neighbors? I take it from your message that you are one who
> wants him spared? Why are you so sympathetic to him, and not to his
> victims?
>
> Hitler didn't stop till he was stopped by force. If he had been
> stopped sooner, he wouldn't have caused so many people to be killed.
> Husein is in the same category. He will keep on causing wars and
> violence till he is stopped.
>
> Although most of the countries that make up the "United Nations" may
> be against us, I will bet that they won't give us back any of the
> money that we have been giving them over the years, or refuse to take
> any additional money.
>
> You are terribly naive. We are already at War. The United Nations
> hasn't done much to prevent that. Why should anyone be worried that if
> we take more aggressive action that we should be at War? We have had
> planes over Iraq in the "No Fly Zones" daily since Sadam Husein signed
> an armistice, not a Peace Treaty, 12 years ago. We are just going to
> conclude the war we have been in for over 12 years.
>
> That is, unless you, and the other left wingers, and apologists for
> bloody dictatorships, succeed in keep Husein in power.
>
> I, for one, hope it is over soon, and we can get back to Peace.
>
> Dennis
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Erica Letzerich" <eletzerich@yahoo.com>
> To: <theos-talk@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2003 3:28 AM
> Subject: Re: Theos-World War
>
>
> > Dear Friends,
> >
> >
> > The American diplomat representing USA here in Greece,
> > resigned last week and openly made a statement against
> > Bush actions.
> >
> > United Nations is going to meet on Tuesday to vote in
> > favor or against Bush actions in Iraqi. Already we
> > know that most of the countries that compose U.N are
> > against the war.
> >
> > But Bush seems already decided to attack independent
> > of the United Nations resolution.
> >
> > If he breaks the U.N. agreement the world is going to
> > be in state of war. I believe a new dictator is
> > arising. Let's see with the counting down until 15 of
> > March what the results are going to be.
> >
> > Also Americans are planning to use chemical weapons in
> > Iraqi.
> >
> > Europe is boiling right now.
> >
> >
> > Erica Letzerich
>
>
>
>
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