RJ>Another message I saw elsewhere a little while ago referred to 
RJ>bio/chem/whatever cannon fodder,  and if that turns out to 
RJ>be the case this is going to be very,  very bad when it 
RJ>does go down,  and in the aftermath.  Even if that stuff 
RJ>doesn't end up global (and I have my doubts about that,  
RJ>there's no way I'm going to be optimistic,  just guardedly 
RJ>hopeful),  those who do get over there and get nailed by it 
RJ>first hand are going to be in a world of hurt. And those 
RJ>who survive it,  either directly or as family of those who 
RJ>don't, are not going to take this the same way as their 
RJ>counterparts for other wars in earlier times,  people are 
RJ>*way* too cynical these days to put up with it.
RJ>Of course,  mr bill is probably gonna be out of office by 
RJ>the time that all goes down.  I'll bet he even ends up out 
RJ>of the country,  too.  Or at least he will if he's smart.  
RJ>Legal hassles strike me as the least of his worries in that 
RJ>scenario...
El Presidente doesn't give diddly when it comes to the U.S. Military. 
They're to be used and abused according to his philosophy. We now have 
military personnel working in a meals on wheels program in Bosnia. 
It's the same idiotic and self centered mentality that I've seen as a cop 
from some members of the public. You know the philosophy: "You're getting 
PAID to be shot at and / or killed." "It's your job." IOW, "I certainly 
wouldn't be willing to do it but since you are willing then you accept ALL 
of the risks I expect you to take on my behalf even if they're unreasonable 
and suicidal."
John , jnsampson@ibm.net 
 "To find reasonable doubt, one must first be capable of reason."
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