Paul, you might be right...
For me, it gives me hope to see that people do some action together.
If you had a chance to check the web page, you see how much time spent , how
many people from different countries came together,
how they worked seriously.(i don't know all the participants but those from
turkey are best professors, very well know in their area; economics, law
and so on)
They worked for 3 days presenting documents of prouf etc...it was really like
an objective tribunal. So it was not a meeting for criticism.
I see this as a wonderful attempt to do something fair...to do something at
least....to do the least they can do....
Funda
----- Original Message -----
From: everett...@aol.com
To: fundao...@ttnet.net.tr ; osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2005 1:37 AM
Subject: Re: the world tribunal on iraq
In a message dated 6/28/05 10:37:08 PM, fundao...@ttnet.net.tr writes:
They do it to present a document to the history, to the future generations.
Dear Funda,
I'll believe that when I start to see the documents condemning the actions in
the regions I mentioned pouring forth for all to see. Until then, I see it as
just another form of attack, or unfair criticism, of a society that does
respond to that sort of thing. Very few do, which is why I don't expect to
ever see Report No. 2. Maybe I'll be proven wrong. Mark it on your calendar
for 10 years hence.
Sincerely,
Paul Everett
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