-Caveat Lector- ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Fri, 7 Feb 2003 13:22:23 -0800 (PST) From: Party of Citizens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [PERSIANS-JEWS-FLIES] CITIZENS' Inspection Teams
How about it? When a police search is done for evidence in a field for example, it relies on huge numbers to do a thorough job. Iraq could sell extra oil as permitted by the UN to increase the numbers of the CITIZENS Inspection Teams even beyond the tripling or so recommended by France. Libby et al are practicing here in Vancouver. They could get extra local training as needed. Then Iraq would cover all costs for them to stay in Iraq and inspect. The cost, even in billions would be less than the cost of a war and there is no doubt that the inspectors would find and eliminate all WMD's which is the NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT CONDITION FOR PEACE and to ward off El Moron the U-S-A psycho. POC ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- CITIZEN'S WEAPONS INSPECTION TEAM webvideo from the working TV archives ( 1998 ) http://www.workingtv.com/citizeninspection.html Vancouver East MP Libby Davies leads a Citizen's Weapons Inspection Team to the Bangor nuclear submarine base, about 2 hours south of Vancouver, looking for weapons of mass destruction. RT: 6:24 BROADBAND video online. In RealVideo and Windows Media Player formats __________________________________________________ Left-wing 'inspectors' to check U.S. for weapons Petti Fong Vancouver Sun Friday, January 31, 2003 Libby Davies plans that her team, funded by peace groups, will inspect U.S. weapons bases. A team of "weapons inspectors," headed by New Democratic Party MP Libby Davies, plans to go Washington, D.C., next month to look for stockpiles of chemical, biological and nuclear weapons in the U.S. capital. The six-member "team" includes Davies, MP for Vancouver East, British Labour MP Alan Simpson, academics, and labour organizers. They want to make the point that the U.S. poses more of a threat to global security than Iraq. "These weapons of mass destruction that the U.S. is talking about in Iraq are just south of the border to us," Davies said Thursday. "Hopefully this engages citizens in an exercise of accountability with our own government." Davies was contacted by a Toronto-based lobby group called Rooting Out Evil which claims to have 14,000 signatures of support on its Web-site. Davies, who was appointed NDP House leader Thursday, said the strong response on the Web-site is an indication of how people feel about the possibility of a U.S. war with Iraq. "It's a phenomenal response. Governments are so far removed from what people are saying that they really need to start listening. People are saying that we don't want to see weapons of mass destruction whether it's in Washington, D.C., or Baghdad." The "team" says it plans to inspect the military site in the Washington, D.C., area Feb. 22-23. The location has not yet been announced. Pentagon spokeswoman Cheryl Irwin said as an member of Parliament, Davies would be expected to go through the U.S. State Department to request access to defence areas. "It's a diplomatic issue at this point," Irwin said Thursday. "After Sept. 11, we have increased our security at bases, especially bases that have weapon systems." Irwin said all military areas in the U.S. remain on high alert and security could even be tighter in upcoming weeks. In an interview from the U.K., Simpson said there is growing public anti-war sentiment and the U.S. has to be aware of mounting opposition to its plans to invade Iraq. "Every one of the major churches in Britain has come out and said that this will be a war that carried no moral authority," he said. "When you add on the humanitarian responsibilities, most people in Britain and in Canada, I'm certain, start to recoil from the horror of it." Canadian Alliance foreign affairs critic Stockwell Day said Thursday that Davies' trip to Washington will harm American-Canadian relations. "It's not only an embarrassment to Canadians, but detrimental to our relations with the United States," Day said. "It's the type of silliness that, frankly, is hurtful to relations which are already being strained." Day said if Davies is looking to fight the U.S., it should be over issues that are critical to Canadians, such as the softwood lumber dispute and agricultural subsidies. Canada's Foreign Affairs spokesman Rodney Moore said the department is aware that Davies is heading to Washington. "MPs are free to travel as they want. We don't think this will have any effect on U.S. and Canadian relations." Rooting Out Evil organizer Christy Ferguson, who will also go to Washington, said the group was launched in September when U.S. President George W. Bush began talking about dangerous countries with weapons. "We found that according to its own criteria, the U.S. was the most dangerous country of them all. The U.S. has massive stockpiles of biological, chemical and nuclear weapons. It refuses to sign or honour international treaties. Its overly aggressive." Besides Ferguson, Davies and Simpson, the other members of the weapons inspection team are: Deborah Bourque, national president of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers; Steven Staples, defence analyst with the Polaris Institute; and Mel Watkins, professor emeritus in the economics and political science department of the University of Toronto. Ferguson said she will send a letter to U.S. Secretary of Defence Donald Rumsfeld next week to request permission to visit a weapons site near the nation's capital. "There are tight controls now and we could be turned back at the border," she said Thursday. "If they don't let us even through the border, we'll make an announcement that they're refusing a weapons inspection team into their country." Rooting Out Evil has received funding from Greenpeace Canada, the Centre for Social Justice in Toronto and other peace groups. So far, according to Ferguson, $14,000 has been raised. The group hopes to raise $25,000 before the Feb. 22 date of departure. It hasn't been decided whether the group will pay for Davies' travel, but Ferguson said it's hoped that some of the six may have access to other funding. This is ARMAGEDDON as General Scowcroft has called it; the APOCALYPSE as others have called it. But the WHITEHOUSE and U-S-A Congress have chosen the FATE OF THE WORLD! Your use of Yahoo! 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