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Your comments and questions are always welcome. To send comments and questions please click here to go to our main page. February 18, 2003 Bush
Shrugs Off Global Antiwar Protests (Reuters) - President Bush on Tuesday shrugged off global
protests against a possible U.S.-led war with Iraq and the White House said a
new U.N. Security Council resolution authorizing military force could be
proposed this week. In a huge wave of demonstrations not seen since the Vietnam
War, more than 6 million peace protesters took to the streets in 600 towns and
cities from Cape Town to Chicago on Saturday. Pentagon
Could Debut New Weapons in Iraq (AP) - If the United States charges into war with Iraq, U.S.
forces are expected to unsheathe several new weapons and tactics, including
devices still under development. U.S. military officials and analysts say the
new weapons would target Iraqi armored vehicles, communications networks and the
chemical and biological weapons the Bush administration believes Iraq still
cradles. New arms range from an Air Force munition that spews tank-hunting
bomblets to shadowy electromagnetic-burst weapons that can roast the innards of
computers and radios. North Korea upped the stakes in the confrontation over its
nuclear weapons program Tuesday, threatening to withdraw from the armistice that
keeps peace along its heavily fortified border with South Korea and accusing the
United States of plotting an attack. Comments President Bush is blowing off the peace rallies held over the
weekend as irrelevant to U.S. military policy. Today, an Iraqi scientist who has defected confirmed what the
State Department already knew...scientists and other Iraqi officials are hid
deep in underground bunkers and will be impossible to find. The U.S. will probably use new weapons in the Iraqi war, many
of which are still under development. These sleek new weapons will have
the ability to zap computers and technical equipment rendering them
useless. This will be a great advantage to our advancing forces and will
probably shorten the war. I heard a fox military analyst today say that he
believed the war would last between two and four weeks. North Korea is thinking about pulling out of the armistice
agreement. This is really more of an attempt to blackmail the U.S. into
sending more aid their way. I'm not exactly sure how much money they are
asking for but it would almost be worth it. Unfortunately, it would be the
same as the U.S. paying for hostages in a high jacking or kidnapping situation. This is more dangerous then anyone really knows and the more
isolated North Korea becomes from the rest of the world, the more desperate they
will become. I still look for the beginning of the Iraqi War to be any day
now. If President Bush is smart he will put together an Arab interim
government and hold a press conference to introduce them before the
invasion. This will take a lot of the pressure off him that he is invading
Iraq for the oil fields. Of course, that's ridiculous since the U.S. has
no history of doing such a thing. We're a nation builder that helps those
in need and that's not going to change. I agree with the length of the war at two to four weeks.
This should be short and sweet and the world will marvel at our technology. Pastor Malone