David Hobby wrote: > >>Slobodan Milosevic's ethnic cleansing of Kosovo. It backed the butcher of >>the Balkans to the bitter end. Some still claim that NATO's intervention >>there was illegal, since it lacked explicit UN endorsement. Yet 19 of the >>world's strongest democracies were surely right to act where the UN, >>divided, could not. >> >>The case of Iraq is different, admittedly. Saddam Hussein has killed far >>more of his own people and his neighbours than Mr Milosevic ever did; and >>he has sent his armies and his rockets well beyond Iraq's borders. >> >... > > So let me get this straight. NATO intervened in the Balkans. >Hussein is worse than Milosevic. And yet the US can't find even a >couple of European allies to help fight Iraq? > If it is such a great idea, you think Bush could sell it to >a few other countries! > I agree, waiting for the UN to do anything is hopeless. >But some international support is needed. >
Could someone point me in the direction of an article that details how Hussein is presently pursuing a policy of genocide similar to that pursued by Milosevic? Doug _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
