Re: british government moves war****ps into the region

On May 17, 12:09=A0am, PaPaPeng <PaPaP...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> On Fri, 16 May 2008 22:13:54 -0400, "Ray O'Hara"
>
> <mary.palmu...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >> Small war****ps so quickly and conveniently offshore ready to help?
> >> What can they do? =A0The coast ****t facilities are wreaked. =A0What
> >> equipment or supplies can they bring ashore to bear using their
> >> lifeboats? The crew size of their ****p is around 150 or less, most of
> >> whom will be needed to man the ****p. =A0What can a dozen or two
sailors=

> >> do except get in the way? =A0 I haven't come across any mainstream
> >> re****t making a case for them to be allowed to do rescue work. =A0But
I=

> >> do see a lot of nonsense about the West having the moral right to
> >> invade, overthrow the government and to force their "aid" onto
> >> Myanmar.
>
> >other than you no one is mentioning invading burma.
>
> 1.) =A0ASIA HAND
> The case for
> invading
Myanmarhttp://www.atimes.com/atimes/Southeast_Asia/JE10Ae01.html
> If ever there was an op****tunity for the United States to take out an
> "outpost of tyranny", as Wa****ngton likes to call Myanmar, it is now.
> The tardy response of the junta in allowing in foreign aid for its
> cyclone-devastated population provides a strong moral case for a
> United Nations-approved, US-led humanitarian intervention. Such a move
> would also allow President George W Bush to burnish his legacy, which

Iraq was also a poor country under a dictator****p very much like
Burma.  What make you think Burma is different and easy that it would
save George Worthless Bush's presidency and his legacy?  It might turn
out to be another Iraq.  Iraq didn't have any friends, but Burma has
China, and Mother Nature's harsh condition of rain and flood, which
would make Burma worse than Iraq to fight a war.

> to date will be judged harshly due to his pre-emptive military
> policies waged exclusively in the name of fighting terror. - Shawn W
> Crispin (May 9, '08)

We are now finding out, that there is no worse terror than Mother
Nature with her full fury.

>
> There were more such calls especially just after the cyclone hit a
> fortnight ago. =A0They're about over-riding or ignoring the authority of
> the military regime, to criticize them in pregtty undiplomatic
> language. The Myanmar news is off the headlines now.

Better off headline than be on headline.  There is nothing pretty with
Mother Nature fury.