This is espeically true of Europe whose very existence is possible only because the US actually protected them. Nevertheless the majority of the people are not always right or correct and this is what separates a leader from someone who is not a leader. Sometimes a leader must do what they know to be right and just no matter the numbers who oppose him. Regarding your idea about a five year old and their temper tantrum, this is the role of France, Iraq, and a few others. -- The Philadelphia Talk Radio Politics and Opinion Forum

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Date Posted: 20:52:28 03/09/03 Sun
Author: William
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Subject: This is espeically true of Europe whose very existence is possible only because the US actually protected them. Nevertheless the majority of the people are not always right or correct and this is what separates a leader from someone who is not a leader. Sometimes a leader must do what they know to be right and just no matter the numbers who oppose him. Regarding your idea about a five year old and their temper tantrum, this is the role of France, Iraq, and a few others.
In reply to: Chris Henry 's message, "Probably because it's easier to attack a person than to attack his arguments, as illustrated by this hilarious cartoon and the profoundly witty "cheese eating surrender monkeys" insult. It's really upsetting when people want to stop us doing something stupid, just ask the next 5-year-old you see having a tantrum. Problem is, most people outside this continent agree with the French. Perhaps we should declare war on them all." on 04:37:19 03/04/03 Tue

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[> [> The US itself has displayed great restraint since 9/11 and has not rushed to war against Iraq but has taken pains to gain the support of the UN security council and gave Saddam numerous chances to redeem himself which he has not done.

It is remarkable to observe how Saddam Hussein and others of his ilk are given a free pass while the US President, George W. Bush and GB Prime Minister Blair and others are given the third degree. Saddam is the wacko here, not Bush and Blair. The UN and the brain dead anti-America and blame America crowd are his enablers and enablers of others like him. -- William, 21:11:43 03/09/03 Sun (cache-mtc-ah04.proxy.aol.com/64.12.96.169)

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