<font face=Arial color=navy size=-1>I don't believe any of them. But lately journalists have been shown to be the worst liars. Next month it will be someone else. in first place. Sometimes you have to hold your beliefs in abeyance until more evidence is in as well as use some common sense. Civilian deaths are inevitable in the fight against terrorism. A fact of life or death if you prefer. Civilian deaths are the focus of terrorism, or hadn't you noticed? Now excusing those deaths is just sick.</font> -- The Philadelphia Talk Radio Politics and Opinion Forum

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Date Posted: 11:43:17 04/18/03 Fri
Author: SurveyGuy
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Subject: I don't believe any of them. But lately journalists have been shown to be the worst liars. Next month it will be someone else. in first place. Sometimes you have to hold your beliefs in abeyance until more evidence is in as well as use some common sense. Civilian deaths are inevitable in the fight against terrorism. A fact of life or death if you prefer. Civilian deaths are the focus of terrorism, or hadn't you noticed? Now excusing those deaths is just sick.
In reply to: Chris Henry 's message, "Re. the Baghdad hotel attack - For those who believe that 1) Government politicians always tell the truth 2) Their spokesmen always tell the truth 3) Journalists and independent observers are unreliable 4) the armed forces will always admit their mistakes 5) Civilian deaths are excusable in the fight against terrorism - here is a salutary story. http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/in_depth/northern_ireland/2000/bloody_sunday/map/default.stm Only on that occasion, it was the Irish who got killed, not Arabs." on 07:19:03 04/18/03 Fri

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