War & Anti-war
Fenian
abit of violence?
Does this mean its alright to fight against war but wrong to fight for
peace?
Lemur
"Fenian" <sen...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Fighting for peace? Were you born yesterday? There
wouldn't be any fighting if Iraq hadn't the second
largest oil reserve in the world. It cost US1.5
to produce a barrel there, compared to the US5 it takes
to produce the same amount in Malaysia. It's a
goldmine.
Pan
>Doesny it seem strange to anyone that anti-war rallies seems to have quite
>abit of violence?
What's "quite a bit" and which ones?
>Does this mean its alright to fight against war but wrong to fight for
>peace?
?
Michael
charles liu
That's right, it can't be a coincidence that both US regimes that went
to war with Iraq were linked with Texas oilmen. Check it out for
yourself:
http://www.google.com/search?q=Kuwait+Iraq+slant+drilling+invade
80 billion dollars to fight this war is a drop in the bucket, compared
to the trillion dollar business US companies stand to gain by
installing a puppet government to break contract with France, Russia,
Germany, China.
Even Saddam didn't spend that much money on palaces (1 million x 50
palaces = 50 million dollars) - chump change, yet he's the bad guy.
How great is this so called
"freedom/justice/democracy/self-determination" pretence?
Bush regime has already handed out nearly 1 billion dollars of
reconstruction work, all to its top election contributors. There were
some blip about Dick Cheney's "former" company Halliburton:
http://www.google.com/search?q=boots+coots+checkpoint
To avoid further exposure of scandle Halliburton has withdrew from the
contract bid, and Boots & Coots, a Halliburton subsidiary, suddenly
paid back the million dollar loan supposedly already defaulted and
about to enter liquidation proceeding (so some secret Texas oilmen can
take B&C from the shareholders with a fat government contract on the
table). It's back-door business at its best.
And what's not reported is Halliburton will still get to do business,
as a sub-contractor not so visible to public scrutiny.
You tell me if this smells.