Fernando,

We are still waiting to hear your plan for getting rid of Saddam. The injuries that civilians are suffering, especially children, while the war goes on are terrible. But if Saddam were to stay in power, his atrocities would continue until his death, and then probably continue under the reign of one of his sons. When this war is over, and it looks like it will be shortly, these injuries will end. With your plan, or lack of one, they would have continued on indefinitely. Where is your outrage about that?

>Of course one (many) will say: "it's normal to have some civilian casualties in war...".
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>Yes? Put a face on them, and tell their story! That's outrageous! It's normal because they're not american victims (of course I remember the World Trade Center, and wasn't it enough?).
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>Read and see with your own eyes.
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>http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/allnews/page.cfm?objectid=12821263&method=full&siteid=50143
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>Sadam's brutallity is well known, and what about this one? When all this will stop?
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>Don't think in the victims, think in the good $$$ the US companies will make to "reconstruct" Iraq, and all this will be forgotten. Who will "reconstruct" these victims lives??? Who???
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>The infinite hipocrisy of discussing what country will take the most of the victims's spoils while all this is happening.
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>Fernando