RE: US plans for Iraq.

>[i, but
>now is nothing more than a flock of castrated sheep.

Sheep are lovely animals. Sheep are already “females”.I rather prefer them than wolves with an excess of testosterone. Make the countryside a peaceful place to live at.

RE: US plans for Iraq.

>[i]” You Euros make me so sick.

Your ancestors wouldn´t be happy about this comment. Where did you think your country got mostly everything from, darling?. At least a bit of respect for your roots would be advisable. And not mixing puntual discrepancies with an easy critizism of a whole continent.

>”Hey, can’t we all just get along? The UN will put a
>band-aid on it and it will all be better.” Just get out of
>our way if you cannot stomach what needs to be done. x(

In fact we are out of the way, but as soveign countries, we have our own views and oppinions. Being allies means, being able to disagree. Listening to friends is nice. I am having the impression that the role of henchmen, who always say yes, is what some members of the US administration want. We have supported the US many times in Afghanistan, most of the people in the Yugoslav war, in the Gulf war, but sometimes, as this time, we don´t whatever you like it or no. And the US has to get used to it. We are starting to walk alone, and as allies you should be pleased with our sincere advises and not with continuous submission. Friendship can´t be stablish upon this base.

RE: Iraq; a question of oil.

>Cyrus.
>
. There were thousands of French,
>Belgian and Dutch soldiers who had been in their graves for
>years before D-Day. They died not only in defence of their
>homelands but also in the struggle for liberation from
>occupation.
>
>

And let me add, thousands of civilians killed throughout Europe. So I suppose we have had just enough blood in our soil.

RE: Iraq; a question of oil.

>[>
>Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to
>repeat it.

Except some countries which don´t and repeat it on and on.