>>Perhaps we could resume U2 flights over Iraq to help find WMD?s. Too bad such flights had to be suspended. Do you thing Iraq would give the United States permission to fly U2?s over their country? We could also scout ideal locations for Burger Kings. The new one just opened in Baghdad at the Airport may not be enough.
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>>Disclaimer:
>>>- I do not smoke.
>>>- I am a United States citizen
>>>- I am a Roman Catholic
>>>Any of these reasons may render my post irrelevant.
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>IMO, these are all your private matters and have nothing to do with the relevance of what you say. I've stated my version of the above, just to notify the (probable) originator of this thread that if he wants to find someting wrong in my message, he can just go for easy stuff right away, without getting too deep.
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>>We may be in the same boat but it seems the personal reasons do not matter. Could it be that something is wrong with the activity and deeds of the Administration?
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>Worse - it could be that a couple of things are right, but nobody knows which ones.

Dragan;

I am not sure if I have offended you but that was certainly not my intent!

One of my points was to join you and indicate that even though we may have “different flavors of disclaimers”, we have similar feelings on this topic. Now why would two individuals with different backgrounds and belief systems feel the same on such an issue?

To me it is not ironic that we feel the same on this issue. It does bother me that people will justify what the United States did based upon emotion, ignorance and flag waving. These are the ingredients for international disaster.

Tom