What then caused the severe internal struggle about the strategy to be
followed during the war ?
(...) Using military force, effectively requires departing from the
POLITICAL dynamic and following the so-called PRINCIPLES OF WAR identified
by post-Napoleonic military writers a century and a half
(Bob) Dylan said the answer was 'blowin' in the wind.'
I think many of us felt that wind. I know I did. I had been the J-5,
responsible for advising General Shalikashvili on our UN policies in 1994,
when we stood by as nearly a million Africans were hacked to death with
machetes in Rwanda. I had
Wesley Clark stated, expalining why he was proud of
his command of the Kosovar war:
(Bob) Dylan said the answer was 'blowin' in the
wind.'
I think many of us felt that wind. I know I did.
I don't think so, General Clark:
. . .
Yes, 'n' how many times must the cannon balls fly
Before
the rest of the
world to help out with liberatory regime change in Iraq. According to
SIPRI, world military spending rose by 6 per cent in 2002, growing twice as
fast as in 2001 to reach $794 billion, largely as a result of the US-led war
on terrorism (three-quarters of the increase). Russia has
by US Ambassador to Canada,
Paul Cellucci, it is worth revisiting what we now know about the
US-backed regime change that happened in Canada 40 years
ago.
1962-1963, 'Knocking Over' Dief the Chief:
How the U.S. Ambassador Helped Engineer Regime Change in
Canada
by Richard Sanders
Richard Sanders
Sent: Fri, 28 Mar 2003
Subject: US Ambassador backed regime change in Canada!
NOTE: US Ambassadors backed Regime Change in Canada.
Forty years ago, US Ambassadors to Canada, Livingston
Merchant and William Butterworth, worked closely with key
officials from the State
So how come there are no headlines mentioning that
the US and the terrorists agree that Hussein must go?
MSNB engaged in creative editing to hide bin
Laden's criticism of Hussein.
Storey at: http://www.antiwar.com/justin/j021203.html
Cheers, Ken Hanly
But it turns out
that what can't be
Title: RE: [PEN-L:34584] Bush and Bin Laden agree on regime change
I was somewhat flattered to be called an infidel by ObL (since he called all socialists infidels).
JD
-Original Message-
From: k hanly
To: pen
Sent: 2/11/2003 6:07 PM
Subject: [PEN-L:34584] Bush and Bin Laden agree
This is from the Moscow Times,
Cheers, Ken Hanly
Global Eye -- Empire Burlesque
By Chris Floyd
MECCA, March 22, 2005 -- President Osama B. Laden today called for a regime
change in the United States, saying the military dictatorship led by
unelected strongman George Walker Bush is an ever
