JDG said:
Only conspicious because you defined troops as including only
military
personnel, and not including *police* personnel.
So is your thesis that genocide is a criminal problem whereas, say,
terrorism is a military problem?
(I also note that there are vastly more military than
On Behalf Of Gibson Jonathan
One thing nobody in this conversation has taken up is the amazing
amount of damage to the interior lobby area. Firemen teams
who arrived
found scores of injured in the ruined lobby {not dead smooshed
people
having jumped to their death outside}. Here's
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Correct the header. :-)
Modernized now.
Yoda-ized the header.
- jmh
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--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Richard Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
JDG said:
Only conspicious because you defined troops as including only
military
personnel, and not including *police* personnel.
So is your thesis that genocide is a criminal problem whereas, say,
terrorism is a
JDG said:
Obviously, my response was much more extensive than the selection you
quoted. While snipping quoted text is to be encouraged, snipping
quoted text as means of misrepresenting the original argument is dirty
pool.
I don't see how I can be accused of selective quoting when in the
Dan Minette wrote:
Behalf Of Deborah Harrell
Dan
some snippage
grin And I was refusing to have my pro-choice
stance
deny _any_ protection to the unborn (teratogens
etc.)
OK, fine. Then the question on the table should be
who is a protected person being and what is not.
As your
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JDG said:
Only conspicious because you defined troops as including only
military
Excellent post, Dan.Two ancillary comments.
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dan Minette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You see that it's mostly small countries that provide troops. I'm
guessing,
by Bangladesh leading the list, that the troops are paid by the UN,
not
sponsored by their own
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Richard Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Obviously, my response was much more extensive than the selection
you
quoted. While snipping quoted text is to be encouraged, snipping
quoted text as means of misrepresenting the original argument is
dirty
pool.
I don't
