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WASHINGTON, March 17, 2004 – Though the United States always will seek cooperation from allies in the global war on terror, there's a difference between leading a coalition of many nations and submitting to the objections of a few, Vice President Dick Cheney said in California today. "The United States will never seek a permission slip to defend the security of our country," Cheney told an audience at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Simi Valley. He was there to mark delivery of a former Marine One presidential helicopter for display. American resolve has not escaped notice...

I havn't heard anything from this guy about this TERROR ATTACK...has anyone else?

After two decades of study and debate, a learned group of international law scholars, human rights activists and renegade priests has discovered the most effective way to end war: require every nation to obtain permission before invading another country. IC is proud to present this draft copy of their proposal...Instigation of Hostilities Permission SlipIf you have plans to instigate hostilities, you MUST fill out this form in its entirety and return to Kofi Annan, United Nations, New York, NY 10017. You may also fill out this form online, but the UN will not responsible for any deaths or injuries that...

Amnesty: Hating the Sin; Loving the Sinner I have written about “The Party of Death (Democrats) vs. The Party of Slow Suicide (Republicans)”. But the GOP seems hell bent on speeding up the process via President Bush’s de facto Amnesty for illegals proposal. The question is, What to do about it? Let’s face it: the President essentially inherited a security, cultural, and economic mess -- millions of illegal aliens floating around in America. His predecessors essentially looked the other way while illegals ran roughshod over our nation. But George W. Bush’s biggest political problem in this election season is not...

A defiant US President George W. Bush unapologetically defended his decision to invade Iraq last year, insisting it had made the United States safer and vowing never to seek permission to wage war in self-defense. Taking on critics at home and abroad who argue that Bush acted alone and in the face of an unproven threat, the president said he would not shy from conflict even if, after wooing friends and allies to the cause, he lacked broad support. "From the beginning, America has sought international support for operations in Afghanistan and Iraq and we have gained much support," Bush...

ChannelNews Asia Headline: "Defiant Bush says US needs no permission for war, defends Iraq invasion" ABC News Online Australia: Lead Paragraph: "A defiant US President George W Bush has defended his decision to invade Iraq last year, insisting it made the United States safer and vowing never to seek permission to wage war in self-defence. Reuters: Lead Paragraph: "U.S. President George W. Bush on Tuesday said Iraq would still be pursuing unconventional weapons if America had not acted, and the United States needed no international permission to protect its security. In his election-year State of the Union address to Congress,...