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Originally posted by Timber Loftis:
Maybe if we use coloring book examples and small words, we can explain to this idiot that it isn't *our* or *his* or *Bush's* confidence that is central to the concern, but rather that of the rest of the free world. Will the world at all buy it if a coalition-only team "finds" MoMD?? Be real. Personally, I don't trust my gov't these days any farther than I can throw it. Only if the UK backs a charge of WoMD will I believe it. I love my country, but this administration cannot be trusted to tell the truth. Forget Bush. Cheney, Rumsfeld, Ari, Wolfowitz -- who's to trust?? Anyway, read on, from today's NY Times:
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I agree having someone from the UN (another country) even has an observer role only, would only add credibility to any WoMD found. Without this observation role many people will say and think "planted". The guys statements alone made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. It made it almost seem like he is planning to plant WoMD.
Has far as Blitz being critical to the US, sometimes criticism is meant to be taken constructively.
[ 04-22-2003, 05:36 PM: Message edited by: pritchke ]