Who will pay the price
by Alfred E. Pate
Wednesday, November 06, 2002
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Standing on the edge of the world,
Unaligned. I try my best to see
What is the future in
What was, is and will be.
Trying my best, some future
for mankind to conceive.
Along the path we have taken
Among the hives and heaves
Have we found some unique
Materialistic or financial way
To heal the wounds and hurts
The scars will always stay
Tit for tat could be justified
As long as we were children
The price for this will be paid
For generations, by the children
Each generation of this
Egotistic, begotten mankind
Have, their own, Great War memorials
To the sliding back, degradation of Mankind
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| Reviewed by Tien Avielle |
2/28/2003 |
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This is timeless, sadly. I listened live to all the speeches by Mr. Bush, and Mr. Powell's presentations at the UN - I also obtained the text from these. My opinion was that it was a lot of repeated rhetoric and old documents (available on the web-proven and reported by CNN to be in large part plagerized) presented as "new evidence" from British Intelligence. With each new presentation, the US justification for war became less credible. If anyone is truly interested in knowing the rationale for my stand, I offer them the following url which addresses all the "issues" raised at the UN and has point by point referenced quotes from US agents and UN inspectors that almost completely contradict what the US White House resident has told us is an imminent threat to our security... (Interests). Inspections and high tech monitoring give Saddam no chance to rebuild a weapons arsenal - aren't inspections and monitoring a better way than war, which will only provoke increased retaliation on the American people?
http://www.fourthfreedom.org/pdf/dossier_report.pdf
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