On Wed, 18 Apr 2007 20:59:55 GMT, "William Black"
wrote:


"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
.. .
William Black writes:

Not only is that not proven ...

Interesting. I was speculating, and you immediately say that there is no
proof. Hmm.

... it is used by the government of the USA as a
justification for spying on European companies and giving the information
to
US companies.

Do you object to the U.S. using the same methods as Europe? It's hard for
the
honest guys to win if the other side is cheating.

I object to the US government using a supposition to drive its policy.

You know, spying on people because someone may just be spying on them,
invading people because they think they may have nuclear weapons...

The big problem was not that Bush invaded thinking Iraq had
nuclear weapons, the problem was that Irag didn't have nuclear
weapons and the President either did or should have known it.



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