On Fri, 2003-02-28 at 11:01, dbalder@pacbrands.com.au wrote: > * Chris.Ryan@csiro.au <Chris.Ryan@csiro.au> [20030227 16:02 PST]: > > > Iraq. > > Please consider this an urgent request. UN Petition for Peace Stand for As much as I like where this guys heart is, he is a bit naive. The decision for war was probably made over twelve months ago in a smoke filled room somewhere. And no amount of street protesting, or chain-emails, or wild debating, or anything is going to stop it! Why? Because the soldiers follow the chain of command, and at the top of the chain of command is someone who cares not for the fact that the people don't want war. Ever wonder why all the pollies (aussie, yank and brit pollies) keep going on so much about what a great democracy we all live in of late? Because if you keep calling this system a democracy, maybe some will buy that, and no one will wake up and realise that this is *not* a democracy, because none of us can do jack shit to stop the war. (In Australia over 90% are against the war, and yet still we go... democracy!). I like checking out the sly arrogant smiles the pollies give after they drop that dirty 'democracy' word in a speech. Like on the other side of their face they are laughing all the way to their superannuation fund... Regime change begins at home. Meritocratically Yours Crispin
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