yellow bird

Isn't it amazing how on our TVs and in our magazines and newspapers we see nothing but protesters, when, in reality, the vast majority of the world has the common sense to support us. I am ready to organize a Bush supporting, pro-war, anti-Saddam rally. I seriously wish someone would do that. Anyone out there who is protesting a war should send their ignorant protests to Iraq, not America. Tell Saddam to abide by the U.N. resolutions he signs onto and (despite the maniac dictator that he is) we would not have to go destroy him. America has the power and therefore the responsibility to do good for this world. It is amazing how we also never hear media coverage of all of the countries supporting our postion on Iraq- like Romania for example. Here's a country that has been through years of oppression. Ask them what it's like. They know how the Iraqi people feel, so they support us. Not to mention the fact that Saddam poses a very real threat to not only his own people, but the entire world. Another interesting point: 40 years ago U.S. ambassador Adlia Stevenson went to the U.N. and presented grainy U-2 photos that the U.S. said were ballistic missles that the Russians had placed in Cuba. The blurry white darts on the photo could very well have been painted steel pipes. But they were not - AND THE WHOLE WORLD DID NOT QUESTION THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BECAUSE THEY KNEW WE WERE "THE GOOD GUYS". Nowadys we can't get the world to believe a darn thing. Everybody's a skeptic. Do they really think George Bush would go to war without solid evidence. Well, those protesters (and France and Germany) may be in the middle of Saddam's mushroom cloud one day. But hopefully they will not, because hopefully we will go to war with or without them. And thank God for Tony Blair. He's taking some real heat and still standing next to us - let's hope he is steadfast for the next few months.