Fernando I know you like to use this forum to prop up your Anti-American views and Anti-Bush views, but I want you to tell me the story of all those that lived and died under Sadam's evil empire. Those tortured in his prisons, those killed by his chemical attacks, those who watched their family killed before their eyes because those in power had the power to do so. Put a face on them Fernando. Then I want you to tell me what did Brazil do for those people. You may not like what American and Britain did, but what did you do for them? What did Brazil do for them? Sure there are numerious place in the world where this is going on and we cant stop everyone from harming their fellow man, but maybe this will make those others think. And I am sure in your mind everything is about oil and money, but I think that sometimes the cries of the people make a difference to. Also please explain to me the celebrations that are going on in Iraq right now? Is it because they have a holiday going on or is it because the bully that has been beating them every day of their lives is finally getting what is coming to him and his toadies.


>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