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From: "Anthony Crifasi" <crifasi-AT-hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: [fyi] What is Realism in Iraq?
Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2003 12:24:15 +0000


Henk van Tuijl wrote:

>The "liberation" of Afghanistan did
>a lot of good for the Bushites in
>the polls.

Well, Rene's Das Man (the UN) disagreed with your condemnation of the attack 
on Afghanistan. They also disagreed with what I suspect will be your 
condemnation of the first gulf war. So which one is Das Man, UN #1 or UN #2?

>The same goes for the "liberation"
>of Iraq, although that seems to
>have changed lately.
>
>I have no problems with you nor
>with anyone else.
>
>If the US feels the urge to throw
>a few smart bombs to pay
>Halliburton for its support of
>Bush's election, I cannot stop
>it.

And did you complain when the US threw a few smart bombs at Bosnia (without 
UN approval), or in 1998 when it did the same to Baghdad (without UN 
approval), with the former president citing exactly the same reasons at that 
time as Bush does now, but without being charged with paying Halliburton? 
My, Das Man is so fickle.

>Nor can I stop the alarming
>growth of the deficit of the US
>under Bush, whose reelection
>will have to be paid by the next
>generation of Americans - who
>cannot vote.

And did you complain similarly about the alarming growth of the deficit in 
the first two years of the previous administration, before the opposition 
party swept Congress and the deficit subsequently disappeared?

>I have learned to choose my
>problems carefully. This doesn't
>mean that I cannot be surprised
>by the gullibleness of the
>intelligentsia.

The above should cause you to reassess who exactly is gullible.

Anthony Crifasi

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