Hank RothTHOSE ILLUSIVE weapons of mass destruction..Tue Apr 8 17:11:41 2003208.152.73.192WHERE ARE THEY?-----THOSE ILLUSIVE weapons of mass destruction..If none can be found any other way, then there is always the claim thatthe chemical industry is CAPABLE if not actually participating in themanufacture of WMD. It requires and Orwellian reasoning which would not benew to this administration. It is the "could be" method of reasoning."CIA director George Tenet told Congress in February (2003), `Baghdad isexpanding its civilian chemical industry in ways that _could be_ divertedquickly to chemical weapons production.' [Milan Rai - "War Plan Iraq" -2002]Anything can be justified. What is not important to these extremists onthe right is what is, but what could be. The paranoia grows and isexpanded to include everyone and everything that is happening in the worldwhich _could be_ unfavorable to capitalist exploitation and expansion; toGlobalization of capital.Time Mag had an article which said: "Procedurally, there is not muchdifference between making pesticides and making chemcical weapons." (Time- May 13, 2002)Scott Ritter, former UNSCOM weapons inspector in Iraq, WHO has been theobject also of repeated attacks from the pro-war forces (incidentallyScott Ritter is a republican who admits to having voted for George W.Bush). Scott Ritter in an article for ARMS CONTROL TODAY (June 2000)wrote:"Manufacturing CW (chemical weapons) would require the assembling ofproduction equipment into a single, integrated facility, creating aninfrastructure readily detectable by the strategic intelligencecapabilities of the United States."Using modern, state of the art technology, no chemical weapons facilitieshave been detected in Iraq. And even Hans Blix, who is the head ofUNMOVIC, which was just ordered out of Iraq so the U.S. and Britain couldattack the people of Iraq (a repeat of the first weapons inspectors whowere also removed so an attack on the people of Iraq could begin.Blix has said that he DOES NOT accept the U.S. assertion that there areweapons of mass destruction. He stated when leaving Iraq that none havebeen found and the inspectors were again not given enough time to do theirjob. Blix stated in Financial Times (March 2001) he:"does not accept as fact the US and UK's repeated assertions thatBaghdad has used the time to rebuild its weapons of mass destruction..."Many in the U.S. are afraid of another attack on their soil similar to theattack on the Twin Towers. They are told by this administration that thereis a connection between Saddam Hussein and that attack whereas there isnone. No connections have been proven. All have been refuted, yet there issufficient effort by Donald "Goebels" Rumsfeld to complete confuse andbrainwash Americans which has been sucessful in a country where most ofit's citizens do not read higher than a fifth grade level and many do notread at all. Most only get their news in sound bites from highlymanaged news releases disseminated by the Pentagon. "A USA Today poll published Friday shows 76 percent of the American people support President Bush's decision to attack Iraq even though the United Nations Security Council refused to support the use of force." [Marc Morano, "Anti-War Leader Compares President Bush to Hitler" -- 03/22/2003 - CNSNews.com]Patriotism is the expectation. Supporting the armies of capitalism isexpected to be unflinching and unquestioning. It is patriotic to protestthis war. It is also humane and moral to protest this immoral war in Iraq.George Bush has made this personal. The objective has been to kill SaddamHussein or remove him. The first attack was an attack intended to kill thepresident of Iraq. Assassinations were considered illegal in the U.S. butGeorge Bush has changed all that. This administration uses whatever meansis available at his disposal in contravention of what is illegal underU.S. and international law. AND the war is IMMORAL. "THE bombs are falling on Baghdad. Our boys are in action. The awesome destruction of modern high-tech warfare is being visited upon Iraq." [Paul Routledge, "THIS WAR IS STILL IMMORAL" - Mar 21 2003 - UK Mirror] "And now comes the big pressure here at home. Overnight, it is deemed unpatriotic - or worse - not to support this illegal and immoral war." [ibid] "Just because Tony Blair has sold himself into unpaid political and military slavery to President George Bush, everyone must shut up." [ibid] "The debate is over. Whipped, bullied and bribed, MPs have approved the invasion, though half of Labour's backbenchers don't support it." [ibid] "The deployment of British troops under the direct orders of George Bush does not alter the basic moral fundamentals of the situation. The war is wrong, and we should not be fighting it. It is wrong like the Suez action in 1956 was wrong." [ibid]At the start of every war we are told to `line up behind our president.'"Either you are with us or you are with the terrorist" [George W. Bush]Am I supposed to believe that objecting to this war in someone'sconvoluted thinking makes me a supporter of terrorism? Am I supposed tobelieve that by not supporting this war against innocent civilians makesme an enemy of the state? This is the bull shit of power...Hank Roth http://pnews.org/ ================================================ .moves into its third weekWhat You’re Missing on TV The images seen and news reported on television matters. Those who control the flow of information control the minds of the public. This has become acutely apparent as the war in IraqCLICK:See: "Veterans as Pawns of the Ruling Elite" at http://pnews.org/art/9art/ILLEGAL.shtml (Illegal and Immoral war in Iraq (links and articles) http://pnews.org/ Law Groups Say US Invasion Illegal APFN, Tue Apr 8 17:26 the war we are told about! mick from new mexico, Wed Apr 9 19:10 Bush + Blair = Iraq APFN, Tue Apr 8 19:03
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