From: "Gary Britt" 

Ah, we hear from the John Kerry "the war can't be won and our troops
are terrorists" crowd once again.

Gary

"Phil Payne"  wrote in
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> > Since its a real threat then Goering doesn't apply.
>
> I seem to be missing a post here.
>
> It's not a real threat.  Iraq posed no threat whatsoever to the United
> States at any time.  And the Administration knew that.
>
> 9/11 was executed by Saudi nationals managed and trained by terrorists -
> sworn enemies of the USA - operating out of Afghanistan.  At no time was
the
> USA under threat from Iraq.  For all the relevance to the terror threat,
you
> migh as well have attacked New Zealand.
>
> The administration just scared the most stupid of you shitless by
> continually going on about non-existent weapns of mass destruction that
> could somehow be rained down on New York by a country that had neither an
> air force nor any missile capable of leaving its own borders by more than
> about 80 miles.
>
> In a very real sense, this war can NEVER be "won".  Even if
you somehow
> bring about a cessation of hostilities and some form of civil government
in
> Iraq, every single one of your actions will be remembered in perpituity
and
> weighed against the benefit.  It used to be said that the victor gets to
> write history - but that's no longer the case.  Anyone can now publish
> globally and they can't be stopped.  Web sites will document American
> atrocities for millennia to come.
>
> The horror pictures of the liberation of Bergen-Belsen and Auschwitz were
in
> the newspapers for days - but very quickly thereafter you had to go intio
a
> library to find them.  No longer.  The chief factor is actually
broadband -
> anyone can host a system that carries graphics.
>
> http://www.robert-fisk.com/iraqwarvictims_mar2003.htm - careful where you
> click
>
> http://www.albasrah.net/index1.html
>
> You're doing this.  You personally - and it will be pushed in your
> children's faces, and their children's ...
>
> This will be remembered more vividly and more pervasively and by almost
ten
> times as many co-victims as the Holocaust.
>
> The Vietnam war was the first one seen relatively live on television.
This
> will be the first one remembered for ever because of the durability of
> digital media and the ease of duplication.
>
> You've made so many young and bitter enemies that you've probably
> manufactured a threat big enough to keep you in the "war against
terror"
> (whatever that is) for decades.
>
> --
>   Phil Payne
>   http://www.isham-research.co.uk
>   +44 7833 654 800
>
>

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