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"Dave Hall" wrote in message
... Brutality of Saddam: We are hypocrites in that regard. There are equally brutal regimes in Africa, and your president lets the citizens of those countries dangle in the wind. We're sending troops to Africa right now. You can only fight so many battles without risking the dangerous thinning of your military power. We are??? That's interesting. Today's news says: PRETORIA, South Africa (CNN) -- President Bush will decide in the next few days whether to send U.S. troops to Liberia to enforce a cease-fire, according to U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell. As early as a year ago, numerous Middle Eastern writers were saying that to attack Saddam would strike a blow AGAINST stability. They're entitled to their opinions, as we are to ours. But they're no more credible. Right. What do they know? They're just Arabs who happen to live in the region. Imagine what your response would be if some Arab editor in a Cairo newspaper wrote a column about crime in Philadelphia, never having visited the city. |