Are We Really Sure Who We Hate? As you all know by now, the United States is perpetrating genocide upon the people of Iraq in a senseless war. If you listen to the mainstream media, all you will hear is rhetoric that comes from governmental press releases and an endless stream of military analysts. The truth, as you might expect, lies elsewhere. It is ironic that the government speaks of a war against Hussein when no such thing is possible. Cruise missiles are not that precise and the resulting explosion covers large areas. Make no mistake - this is a war against the people of Iraq. The classic technique for eliminating a country's warmaking ability is to destroy the infrastructure that keeps the common people as well as the military healthy - that includes the ability to make food, water, and medicine. The Real
Victims of the War on Hussein To hear the rhetoric about Iraq's "weapons of mass destruction" is maddening. The U.S. is the world leader in the manufacture, sale, and use of weapons of mass destruction. In fact, in the 1970's, a company in Maryland sold Iraq the "seed stock" for its chemical warfare program. The atomic bomb that wiped out Hiroshima killed 300,000 people. The U.S. imposed sanctions on the people of Iraq (Sadam eats very well, thank you very much) have killed 500,000 children alone. In Iraq today, the most serious weapon of mass destruction is a bottle of water - water tainted with disease because of the sanctions. Without medicine, diarrhea means death to many children and elderly. In order to get reasoned information on this tragedy, here are some suggestions about how to stay informed with links to important sites:
We all need to light candles and pray for sanity, for truth and an end to a Presidency filled with lies and deceit. I wish you peace, Sincerely, Jackie Giuliano |
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