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PROTESTORS FOR PEACE? Print E-mail
Written by Kevin L. Howard   

[Context: The United States had recently invaded Iraq and protestors were handing out flyers to invite people to gather at corners in the city where I lived.  In 2003, I wrote this piece below and carried it with me to give to any peaceniks who invited me to these anti-America rallies.  Unfortunately, I never had the chance to give it away.]

 

Where were these recent "lovers of peace and justice" throughout the last 15 years?  What about when Saddam murdered 1000s of Iraqi Kurds in 1988?  What about when Iraq kicked out weapons-inspectors in 1998?  How many people rallied for peace then?  Are these recent protestors jumping on a band-wagon of rebellion, seeking some cause to scream about, or are they truly people of peace?  And isn't it a little ironic that so many of these protestors for peace seem agitated?  They should at least strive for consistency.

 
COMPARING IRAQ AND VIETNAM Print E-mail
Written by Kevin L. Howard   

Those who want President George W. Bush out of office like to compare the Iraq War II with the Vietnam War.  Critics use it as a scare tactic, but the two wars have little in common.  The radical Islamic groups causing chaos in Iraq would do well to study the Vietnam War, that is, if they could stop their terrorism long enough to study history.  North Vietnam's resistance of America was natural but unwise.  The U.S. has never had a reputation for staying in a country it invaded.  America just doesn't operate that way. 

 

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