Sister Jabou
Bush is so dumb that he does not even know it. Contradictions upon contradictions.
He is in high war gear and has never been to a battle field. He does not really care about Africa and his only interest in the middle esat is oil. He just wants to revenge 911 so let him just say so plainly rather than lie about violations of a madman Saddam whom his CIA dad put in power in the first place.
A few weeks ago geroge has a memo /catroon with a checklist of all the things GW had fro the war against Iraq and the only missing item was a reason so he is working hard to find one by all means necessary. I deleted mine so if George " W" Sarr( he he ) has it still he will repost it.
How are you and the family . Best regards and take care
Habib
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>Subject: Re: iac: The last emperor/Habib
>Date: Sun, 15 Sep 2002 12:46:49 EDT
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>In a message dated 9/15/2002 3:28:48 PM ,
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> > Momodou
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> > We have seen greater Empire fall - Roman , Ottoman, Shanghai dynasty not to
> > talk of of our very own Mali/Ghana empire
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>Indeed Habib. George Bush went to the U.N just so he can say he did that,
>and at teh insistance of some of the voices in both his administration and
>around the country, but his every intention is to attack Iraq no matter what,
>and that is very obvious.
>He addressed the body like a king talking to his subjects, and I am sure this
>administration will continue to work to pave the way to war because they have
>already made that decison. It was interesting to see Bush point out
>violations of U.N resolutions as reasons to attack Iraq when the U.S is
>paving their own way to a violation, namely attacking Iraq without the
>blessings of the Security Council, but not to worry, there will be "good
>reasons" when they do, and those who seem to need no convincing will say it
>is a legitimate one.
>Bush says the U.N will risk being irrelevant if they do not force Iraq to
>abide by all the U.N resolutions but the U.S has already rendered the U.N
>irrelevant because it is clear to see that they find ways to do whateve they
>want to do the U.N be damned.
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>It was also interesting to hear him point out a list of things Iraq had done
>to Iran, one of the countries he labeled among the "axis if evil" as some of
>the marks against Iraq. I am sure the Persians were amused listening to that
>one. I guess when one wants to make a case no matter what, anything will do.
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>It is a mere exercise these gestures because it is obvious the die is cast
>and actually all the attempts to justify the act is so unconvincing that it
>takes away from rather than supporting a case for the action. You cannot
>squeeze water out of a rock, but some people insist on engaging in the futile
>exercise.
>
>Jabou Joh
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