Publically, Australia has committed troops, but, I don't know if they have
been sent over yet. Canada, due to cutbacks on military spending and a
drain on the finances from the Afhgan campaign has sent 3 ships to the Gulf
(but publically saying that no troops involved unless UN sanctioned war),
an
"mroboz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Canada, due to cutbacks on military spending and a
>drain on the finances from the Afhgan campaign has sent 3 ships to the Gulf(but
>publically saying that no troops involved unless UN sanctioned war)
>-
Oops, make that 2 ships, just heard the Iroquois hea
Our forces are on what our diminutive Prime Minister calls "forward
deployment". They left our shores some weeks ago and are in the area. To
date I understand we have had four killed when a chopper fell down.
Their is a special services group of a like size as we committed to
Afghanistan, more
Gil Robertson wrote:
Our forces are on what our diminutive Prime Minister calls "forward
deployment". They left our shores some weeks ago and are in the area.
To date I understand we have had four killed when a chopper fell down.
Are you sure about this? I thought they were Americans.
roger
Wasn't there supposed to be an investigation?
At one time it was supposed to be headed by Henry Kissinger, a man
who many currently are pushing to indict for war crimes in the 70's
and the likelihood of that actually happening keeping the US from
joining the itnernational war crimes treaties. CA
Allan Balliett wrote:
I saw pictures in The Smithsonian magazine of historical gardens the
Taliban had chopped down all the ancient trees in and I saw the faces
of dedicated gardeners who worked under threat of death to save the
remaining fruits and flowers. I really had to think 'What a load o
Sorry, you may well be right. I heard it as part of an item on our
involvement, but could easily be wrong.
Gil
Roger Pye wrote:
Gil Robertson wrote:
Our forces are on what our diminutive Prime Minister calls "forward
deployment". They left our shores some weeks ago and are in the area.
To da
Also, Allan-your country helped finance Saddam before he was in power,
helped him get into power and supported his regime during the 1980's against
Iran. Michael
>
> The reports were designed to make you think that, Allan. Never forget it
> was your government that trained the Taliban, funded the
Also, Allan-your country helped finance Saddam before he was in power,
helped him get into power and supported his regime during the 1980's against
Iran. Michael
Michael - When did Saddam stop working for the US government?
Not exactly sure, but there is a rumor that it was hours before he invaded
Kuwait!! An item on last night's news was rather interesting. 3 biggest
buyers of Iraqi oil in decreasing order: US, GB, France.
M.
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> Michael - When did Saddam stop working for the US government?
>
>
Not exactly sure, but there is a rumor that it was hours before he invaded
Kuwait!! An item on last night's news was rather interesting. 3 biggest
buyers of Iraqi oil in decreasing order: US, GB, France.
M.
Michael - When did Saddam stop working for the US government?
That's the stuff I don't
ruary 28, 2003 7:49 AM
Subject: world update
> Publically, Australia has committed troops, but, I don't know if they have
> been sent over yet. Canada, due to cutbacks on military spending and a
> drain on the finances from the Afhgan campaign has sent 3 ships to the
Gulf
> (but pu
In a message dated 2/28/03 9:43:52 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Michael - When did Saddam stop working for the US government?
>
> >>
I think he still is, he gets a two per cent bonus from the military
industrial complex for staging his evil regime and taking the fall for
starting the war
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