And I really don't know what allies you want to side
with. France, Germany?
Our coalition in the war on terror reflects the
cooperation and efforts of 16 NATO nations with forces
serving in Iraq, and 26 NATO nations with forces in
Afghanistan. The transfer of sovereignty to a free
Iraq was accomplished also through the efforts of
major non-NATO allies like Australia, New Zealand,
Japan, and South Korea who have troops stationed in
Iraq today. And citizens of many nations have made the
ultimate sacrifice in Afghanistan and Iraq, in
addition to our own, including citizens of Great
Britain, Australia, Bulgaria, Canada, Denmark,
Estonia, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Nepal, the
Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain,
Thailand, and Ukraine.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2004/07/20040701-8.html
Now lets see your list!
-sm
--- Doug White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> The War on Terror will not be won until America is
> united. And as long as Democrats target the Bush
> administration -- not the terrorists -- as the
> enemy,
> we are in trouble.
>
>
>
> The war on terror will be won when Bush & Co is
> summarily voted out of office
> and the Country unites behind new leadership that
> will mend the fences with our
> former allies and only then will a united front
> against terrorism be created.
>
> The US will be held in much higher esteem when the
> War Criminals currently in
> office, and those who are profiteering by its
> perpetuation are brought to
> justice.
>
> Only then will a climate of progress be made
> against the Terrorists.
>
> As a patriot, I do not like being seen through the
> world's eyes as the same
> type of country as we were taught to view the Iron
> Curtain countries of
> yesteryear.
>
>
>
>
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