Re: OT: Poets against the war
From: | Joseph Fatula <fatula3@...> |
Date: | Saturday, February 1, 2003, 12:50 |
From: "Mangiat" <mangiat@...>
Subject: Re: OT: Poets against the war
> John suggested reading:
>
> >
http://www.poetsagainstthewar.org/poetindex.htm
>
> Thank you, John. We really need somebody reminding us America is not only
> George W. Bush. Here around the ill-concealed
> we-are-very-sad-but-after-all-you-deserve-it feeling that September the
11th
> engendered in many European hearts is getting more and more evident, no
> matter what our politicians say (our politics has always been somehow
> remote-controlled and conditioned since the end of WWII). Many (myself
> included) are no more leaning towards a position against the war, rather
> towards a position agaist the US. And that's extremely sad.
>
> Luca
Since we're on the topic, I'm kind of curious - why would people in Europe
feel that America deserved what it got on Sept. 11th? I get the gist of
what you're saying, not that Europeans are sadists or some such, but how
what you're describing is more of a general sense. But why?
I've gotten the impression that a great deal of resistance to giving Saddam
the boot is not pro-Saddam, not by a long shot, but anti-American.
Joe
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