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Mar 10, 2003, 7:30am

The US have been involved in more wars in the past 60 years
than any other country. They just do not occur in most statistics
because they never were related to the USA in any way, the US
just decided that it is in their interest to support this or that
one of the war parties.


Korea was actually a war between the USSR who occupied the north
and the USA who occupied the south. In the Korea war the USA used
chemical weapons, they just have not been declared to be weapons,
they have just been used to destroy all plants. They did damage to
the plants and to the children mostly, who have been completely
unprotected. Those children still suffer from those chemicals.
I do not know about the USSR, I'm sure they did similar things too.
No UN peacekeeping though, just plain mass killing. There is still
no peace in Korea, they do not have a peace contract so where is
this peace? If it was thought to be peacekeeping it faied completely.


The US uses uranium projectiles that cause blood cancer for future
generations of civilians, they did just recently in eastern Europe.
OK, those have been UN peacekeeping missions - but using uranium
projectiles was not part of the mission. And todays children and their
children will suffer from it still in 20, 50 or even 100 years.


I wish we - and that includes you - would actually look more mehind
the scenes so we could see how criminal nearly all high militairs
really are. They never tell really the truth I'm sure. They have
"vital" interests in wars, it guarantees their jobs to be save.
They need to heat old wars or create new wars in order to keep their
power and money continues to flow into developement of new weapons.
Of course those new weapons need to be used to make new peace - it
just requires some new wars.




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