21 Feb
2003
21 Feb
'03
8:13 p.m.
On Sat, 22 Feb 2003, Chad Fernandez wrote:
Given certain incentive, they wouldn't hesitate.
It *is* about
oil. If it were about human rights and "weapons of mass
destruction" (most of which aren't), why aren't we going after
mainland China, North Korea, some of Europe, and *ourselves*?
I can't say I exactly like China having those kinds of weapons, but
they've had then for years. They don't seem to be itching to use them,
either. Korea doesn't have them, and we don't want
them to. It's being handled
differently than Iraq, However.
North Korea has them, U.S. Intelligence shows they have them, and they
admit they have them.
Europe? Most European countries are considered
allies.
Ourselves? I don't think were going to bomb ourselves..... at least not
with that kind of weapon. We seem to stick to simpler stuff like
diesel fuel and fertilizer
So what? Don't you think it's hypocritical to do the kind of things we
accuse them of?
Peace... Sridhar