From: Harvey Newstrom (mail@HarveyNewstrom.com)
Date: Wed Apr 10 2002 - 09:26:27 MDT
On Wednesday, April 10, 2002, at 09:50 am, Brian D Williams wrote:
> They were given plenty of warning, they were told deliberately not
> to come, but they did anyway.
>
> I was surfing through channels the other day when I stopped on
> MSNBC, I watched how Ashleigh Banfield was explaining how even
> though they had been told to stay away they were about to try to
> get into the areas anyway.
How does that give the military the right to shoot at them? Initiating
force against an unarmed person who is not trying to harm you is
unwarranted. Cases of self-defense or warfare are one thing. Attacking
unarmed civilians is another.
> They were sticking tape all over themselves and their vehicles
> spelling out T.V. like it would somehow save them,
How is this any different than military wearing uniforms? They are
simply trying to identify which side they are on. When they are clearly
identifiable and the military attacks them, it is clear what the agenda
is. Stop the press from reporting the story.
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