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...gulf, patriotism has not taken sides. Supporters of the use of force have no monopoly on national pride, any more than protesters have sole claim to the desire for peace. Antiwar demonstrators are waving flags, not burning them, praising and praying for the troops even as they condemn the policies that sent them to the front. SUPPORT OUR TROOPS, read signs at a huge Washington peace rally two weeks ago; BRING THEM HOME NOW. Their opponents, meanwhile, carry banners saying WE WANT PEACE, BUT NOT WITH SADDAM. Between the extremes of NO BLOOD FOR OIL and NUKE IRAQ, the middle...
...style of working the theme. Allied POWs were paraded in front of Iraqi television cameras. The men, bruised, dazed, possibly drugged, performed a charade that was the moral equivalent of the milk factory, yet there were numerous Arabs who said, "This is Bush's shame. His own pilots condemn...
About 200 students and faculty members crowded in front of Widener Library yesterday afternoon to show solidarity for Israel and condemn recent Iraqi missile attacks on that country...
Many Arabs despise Saddam, condemn his invasion of Kuwait and welcome the coalition's war against him. They know that in his blood-drenched career, Saddam has acted truly, not metaphorically, satanic. It is reported, credibly, that in the evening, before bed, he has been in the habit of watching a video of an execution that he ordered, preferably one carried out that day. He is apparently conscienceless, a murderer of Caligulan whimsy. In August 1979, during a purge of his Baath Party, Saddam arranged this scene, reported by a former Iraqi Cabinet member: "The party officials were handed machine...
Infighting is indicated by the inability of the national anti-war movement to get together on a date for a Washington protest. Last weekend, a crowd descended on the nation's capital, organized by a group that did not condemn the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. This weekend, another group--one which does condemn the invasion--will stage its own march in Washington...