Truely Frightening...

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on 8/22/02 5:44 AM, zen2wrk at zen2wrk wrote:

 

> With tongue planted firmly...

>

> Zenbob

>

Excellent! Zenbob for president! With a tongue firmly planted anywhere,

you're primed for the interns who by the way probably likes like the

screwing our former president did. Rather have him screwing interns than

screwing us. Restore entegrity, Mr. Bush, can you please be as "transparent

as you demand of everyone else!

 

forwarded message (please go sign petition and stop our country from making

an ass out of itself): Peace to All, Shawn

 

Dear friend of MoveOn,

 

The Bush White House is aggressively promoting war on Iraq, against

the advice of its diplomats, and without strong support from Congress,

the American public, or our allies.

 

Today we are launching a petition to oppose a war that would likely

undermine both national and world security. Let’s show our

representatives that they have strong public support to stop this war.

 

If you sign today, your comments will be hand-delivered to your

Senators as part of a national day of action next week. We're

organizing constituent meetings with Senate offices everywhere.

 

Sign the petition at:

 

http://www.moveon.org/nowar/

 

It's important that we speak out against a war in which many of our

young people, and likely many more innocent Iraqis, would die.

 

Even top Republican leaders are publicly questioning a war:

 

Brent Scowcroft, the former National Security Advisor, says a U.S.

invasion of Iraq "could turn the whole region into a cauldron and,

thus, destroy the war on terrorism." He also says "there is scant

evidence to tie Saddam to terrorist organizations, and even less to

the Sept. 11 attacks."

 

Senator Chuck Hagel (R-NE) says the CIA has "absolutely no evidence"

that Iraq possesses or will soon possess nuclear weapons.

 

Henry Kissinger says, "The notion of justified pre- emption runs

counter to modern international law, which sanctions the use of force

in self-defense only against actual -- not potential -- threats."

Kissinger also says, "American military intervention in Iraq would be

supported only grudgingly, if at all, by most European allies."

 

Dick Armey, the House Majority Leader (R-TX-26), says, "I don't believe

that America will justifiably make an unprovoked attack on another

nation. It would not be consistent with what we have been as a nation

or what we should be as a nation."

 

We've got to speak out too. Do your part at:

 

http://www.moveon.org/nowar/

 

Thank you.

 

Sincerely,

 

- Wes, Joan, Carrie, Peter, Eli, and Randall

MoveOn.org

August 21st, 2002

 

P.S. See our website for how you can participate in our day of action,

and for helpful articles on widespread opposition to the war.

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