At 12:06 AM 04/12/2003 -0700, Tim May wrote:
I'm not surprised to see some of my friends and associates (not
necessarily on this list...I actually do interact with people off-list)
switching sides from being "anti-war" to the other side. They natter about
how Saddam was a tyrant (true enough, an
At 11:19 PM 04/11/2003 -0700, Tim May wrote:
As Anne Coulter and her fellow republidykes have suggested,
invade their country, take their oil, give their children blue eyes,
convert them all to Christianity, and kill those who don't convert.
The Brits did a nice PR spin on some of this - BBC report
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On 11 Apr 2003 at 23:19, Tim May wrote:
> This looting and collapse is a consequence of the sacking of
> Baghdad. Perhaps it's part of the plan. Burn off several
> million useless eaters and maybe there's a chance for a more
> compliant U.S. client state.
>
> As Anne Coulter and her fellow r
There was more fighting and carnage in Gulf War 1 than this
piddling latest. This was not a war but a training exercise, a
rattling of sabers, gunboat diplomacy.
The military provided more information in Gulf War 1 than all
the embedded and free-lancers in the latest. Almost no gunship
videos and
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Tim May wrote:
> > Baghdad will be a basket case for decades to come...
> >
> > The power vacuum as the old regime left, and as U.S.
> > soldiers are staying out of any police action, has given
> > widespread looting.
On 11 Apr 2003 at 18:53, Eric Murray wrote:
> It seems as if we're st
