[Kate Parker Adams]

And here are some pictures of those lovely people of 
Bagdad.  http://www.nationalphilistine.com/baghdad/index2.html

Bingo game anybody?

Maybe we could even mix in pictures of US Soldiers - like the seven Kaneohe 
Marines I saw come through Hickham AFB in pine boxes at the end of the last 
one.

At 04:47 PM 3/19/03 -0600, jccuneo@mail.bellsouth.net wrote:

>For the Iraqi people "Bring on Change".  Hopefully once this is over there 
>will be no more gassing of citizens, or mass murder of political 
>dissidents, etc.
>
>For the US "Short Memory".  Those who do not learn from history are doomed 
>to repeat it.  It seems we have finally learned and are doing the right thing.
>
>Jacques
>
>
>
>>Some of us have been sharing how the Oils have surfaced in surprising and 
>>almost mystical ways during the day to day living out of our lives. Given 
>>the current crisis, the Oils seem to speak louder than ever and, as 
>>usual, directly to the heart of the matter. So here's a question:
>>
>>Which Oils song seems most relevant to the drama unfolding in the Cradle 
>>of Western Civilization?
>>
>>I find myself humming "KOSCIUSKO" lately. "Call off the ultimatum until 
>>yesterday" and "No stranger to brutality...no end to the hostility..." 
>>and especially "older than Kosciusko" really resonate. There are a score 
>>or more other tunes, but KOS gets my vote for the most relevant in light 
>>of last night's presidential address.
>>
>>Please, no need to comment on your own hawk or dove orientation (or 
>>anybody else's)  just what you hear the songs saying.   :)
>>
>>Cheers,
>>
>>bruce in calgary
>>
>>"Where is the hope of a clean tomorrow?
>>
>>Hope only offers when justice is coming,
>>
>>Now is the time to heal"  ~ MO
>>
>>
>>
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