How much more proof is needed? Iraq et.al have something china doesn't and the U.S. wants. It's amazing the American people cannot see this. It is truly dis-heartening to see so many turn from you and call you crazy or a conspiracy theorist when you try to explain things to them, when the proof is in their face, they still cannot or will not SEE. ----- Original Message ----- From: "James R. Calvert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 7:15 AM Subject: An Hypocritical Nation Whose Heart Is Divided
> I watched the Presidential News Conference in a state of absolute > incredulity. Here was the President repeatedly giving his reasons > for forcibly disarming Iraq: (1) it has weapons of mass destruction, > (2) it is a threat to the United States, (3) it has murdered its own > people, (4) it has invaded another country, (5) it does not allow > dissent, etc. > > Truly we are "an hypocritical nation ... whose heart is divided" > (Isa. 10:6; Hosea 10:2). I say this because every single reason > given by President Bush for forcibly disarming Iraq is infinitely > more applicable to the People's Republic of China: (1) it has many > known ICBM's, (2) it has threatened to nuke Los Angeles, (3) it > holds the all-time record for murdering its own people, (4) in has > invaded and occupied Tibet, while threatening Taiwan, and (5) it has > the worst record of human rights abuse in all of recorded history, > allowing neither religious freedom nor dissent. It is also a major > dispenser of weapons of mass destruction to known terrorist states, > selling nuclear technology, equipment, and chemical weapons to Iran, > Syria, Algeria, and Pakistan. > > It is also a fact that for the past 30 years the United States has > been doing everything in its power to build the emerging Chinese > superpower. We have given the Chinese insane trade concessions, > while transferring our most guarded military and industrial > technologies, along with much of our manufacturing base, to China. > > The outrageous violation of human rights which occurred at Tiananmen > Square in 1989 should also be mentioned because it made absolutely > no difference in our trade relations with China. > > In conclusion, these facts give the lie to any supposed War on > Terrorism. If the United States were truly involved in a war on > terrorism, we would not be involved in this insane buildup of Red > China and its military. We would not be supporting China, the most > terroristic of all nations, while continuing our genocide against > the Iraqi people. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
