[browardchad]

"This was the first time that a biological agent was used against a civilian population, and we felt that it was important at the very least that the international community say something about it," said one senior European official. "The goal was to reaffirm the value of the convention and assure solidarity. But the answer clearly was `No.'"

Thank God it was "No." Do we want UN inspectors crawling around our country, or the perps, when we get them, tried at the Hague? We are a sovereign nation, and we reserve the right to obliterate the country responsible, without the UN's permission.

[Grampa Dave]

Both of you are right on! Until proven otherwise this Anthrax being released on Americans is our problem!

The last thing that we need nor want is get the UN involved in America.

I find it amazing that posters who hate the UN and rant and moan about on a regular basis, are upset with GW telling the UN to keep its nose out our business!

[jonestownpunchdrunk1]

"This was the first time that a biological agent was used against a civilian population, and we felt that it was important at the very least that the international community say something about it," said one senior European official.

The first time if you discount the smallpox blankets handed out to Native Americans... and by Europeans no less.