RE: Bush's War on Terrorism

From: Grant Callaghan (grantc4@hotmail.com)
Date: Wed Apr 17 2002 - 05:06:00 BST

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    >Subject: RE: Bush's War on Terrorism
    >Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2002 23:04:38 -0400
    >
    > > Grant Callaghan:
    > > A muslim country where the people are
    > > not dreaming
    > > about killing each other or someone else. I don't know of one. Do you?
    >
    >
    >Kuwait. Yemen. Tunisia. Morocco. Syria. Turkey. Jordan. Saudi Arabia. Oman.
    >Uinted Arab Emirates. Libya. Egypt.
    >
    Obviously we read different newspapers. The 9/11 terrorists and a goodly
    number of the Al Quaeda are from Saudi Arabia. Egypt harbors many people
    who have committed numerous murders in the name of Allah. Turkey has the
    Kurds. Jordan has the Palestinians. Wasn't it in Yemen that the U.S. lost
    a ship? All of the places you mentioned are in the midst of turmoil and
    have people trying to kill each other or trying to kill others for religious
    reasons. Kuwait, maybe, although you could say they were recently at war
    with Iraq. They certainly don't harbor any good will toward Sadam Hussein.
    And before the invasion there was a bit of discontent among the people.
    Saudi Arabia also harbors people who killed a goodly number of Americans who
    were protecting the ruling families. I can't really say you've made your
    point here. A large number of Saudis living in England fled there to escape
    harsh treatment by their government. And Lybia -- considering the amount of
    mischief it does in the world and the countries around it, you've got to be
    kidding.

    If those are your idea of contented and peaceful people, we live in
    different worlds.

    Cheers,

    Grant

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