From: "Robert Comer" 

> I don't think anyone, and especially our leadership, wants war. They
> see it as the last option, and one Saddam has had every opportunity to
> avoid.  There comes a time to act, and that time is at hand. Immho, of
> course.

I'm one of those that don't want war too, and I'm not real sure if it's
time yet, but I most certainly support our military people.

> I've seen picture of our young men and women over there, and I'd much
> rather them be home than in that environment. I'm going to look and
> see if there is any letter writing campaign to send them regards
> individually or colletively. Maybe someone could use some boiled
> peanuts and grits. 

Good idea. (well, maybe not the peanuts if they aren't from around here.
) I wonder if that circuit city video thing is still going on...

- Bob Comer


"Richard B."  wrote in message
news:dd4q4vc604ja35umpvsdpdkn57j5qc8jso{at}4ax.com...
> On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 10:26:27 -0500, "Robert Comer"
>  wrote:
>
> >It is nice to see a brit say those things, yet be somewhat against the
war.
>
> I don't think anyone, and especially our leadership, wants war. They
> see it as the last option, and one Saddam has had every opportunity to
> avoid.  There comes a time to act, and that time is at hand. Immho, of
> course.
>
> I've seen picture of our young men and women over there, and I'd much
> rather them be home than in that environment. I'm going to look and
> see if there is any letter writing campaign to send them regards
> individually or colletively. Maybe someone could use some boiled
> peanuts and grits. 
>
> - Richard

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