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>>Those feelings that I'm expressing, with a great concern about an eminent war against Iraq, has to do with the same feelings of the majority of people in the US AND the United Kingdom. FYI, early this morning, listening to the news on the radio, they told about the bad situation of Tony Blair (in the Parliament) because of his decision to go war by any means. He could fall because of that (is that true?).
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>Actually, the latest Gallop poll reflects otherwise:
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>59% of Americans in favor of invading Iraq with ground troops in an attempt to remove Saddam Hussein from power
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>http://www.gallup.com/poll/releases/pr030228.asp
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>There are also pro-war rallies all over the U.S. that do not receive the same network news media coverage as the peace rallies.
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>Regardless, I think (IMHO) that the country is pretty much divided on this.

Tracy;

I wonder what the results of a Gallop Pole would be if Iraq said to the United States, “We will give you all the oil you can use for free”! The problem is that the oil companies would still jack up the price and keep the profits. By the way they tell us the San Francisco Bay Area is paying the highest price for gasoline in the country. $2.29 for a gallon of regular is the going rate in S.F.

Tom