To: Michael81Dus
Michael, that doesn't mean the German people support what some German companies did. Unlike the French, who worked full speed to undermine sanctions, the Germans are just indifferent to the role their companies played in building Saddam, and they're just more eager to join France to stop the US than in liberating the Iraqis. Schroeder is more anti-anti Saddam than is worthy of a person who cares about humanity. Elections have passed. He still works to save Saddam though. Weird.
To: elhombrelibre
I don't mean all Germans either. Many care deeply about humanity, just not enough apparently.
To: elhombrelibre
Wrong, elections haven´t passed. Tomorrow at 6 pm European Central Winter Time, elections in Hesse and Lower Saxony end. Although I´ve to admit that he won´t change his policy much... and that´ll lead to complete isolation of Germany, because France will send some jets just when the war is nearly won, so that they can say "we ´ave wón la guerre".
And who stands alone out in the dark? Germany! That nation which has promised itself that it will never stand on the wrong side of history again!
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02/01/2003 1:16:36 PM PST by
Michael81Dus
(Proud to be German, but not to be represented by Gerhard Schröder)
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