American opposition to Bush Gulf War II is mounting, as the U.S, Administration seeks to obtain dictatorial powers to wage war, wherever and wherever it likes. The U.S. Congress is being asked to surrender its exclusive Constitutional authority to declare war. George W. Bush has asked that he be given full authority over the U.S. Military, thereby annulling the U.S. Constitution.
Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in several major U.S. cities to express their dissent.
Meanwhile, Iraq Radio announced, this Sunday, that Saddam Hussein would allow U.N. inspectors to go where they like – including the Presidential palaces.
While this should remove any U.S. objections, President Bush still seems determined to impose an American puppet regime upon the Iraqi people.
Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in several major U.S. cities to express their dissent.
Meanwhile, Iraq Radio announced, this Sunday, that Saddam Hussein would allow U.N. inspectors to go where they like – including the Presidential palaces.
While this should remove any U.S. objections, President Bush still seems determined to impose an American puppet regime upon the Iraqi people.
An official preview of his speech to the American people, tonight, indicates that the Bush White House will continue to demonize Saddam Hussein, in an attempt to frighten the Congress into surrendering its authority.
Meanwhile, the Iraqi civilian population continues to suffer from the effects of Depleted Uranium, as do the American and British Veterans of the Gulf War.
It should also be remembered that the chemical weapons Iraq used, during its war with Iran were supplied by U.S. companies.
Paul V. Rafferty
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Meanwhile, the Iraqi civilian population continues to suffer from the effects of Depleted Uranium, as do the American and British Veterans of the Gulf War.
It should also be remembered that the chemical weapons Iraq used, during its war with Iran were supplied by U.S. companies.
Paul V. Rafferty
Please continue...