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buzzy2, `why aren't swiss as heavy handed against terrorists and genocidal dictators like saddam as they are against those who open "disgusting websites". aren't hussein and bin-laden disgusting enough for your taste?´ after having taken a dim look at the actual situation it is my impression...

buzzy2, you forgot to mention that all of those disgusting websites are open and the defendants have been acquitted by the criminal courts in charge.

EFF Analysis Of The Provisions Of The USA PATRIOT Act http://www.eff.org/Privacy/Surveillance/Terrorism_militias/20011031_eff_usa_patriot_analysis.html

freealways:`I take a very dim view to see some swiss idit telling others how to behave. The record of the swiss is not too good in this regard as they were collaborators with the Nazis so how can we really trust them (even if though they like to portray themselves as a 'neutral' country) ?´...

Our hopes betrayed How a US blueprint for post-Saddam government quashed the hopes of democratic Iraqis. Kanan Makiya Sunday February 16, 2003 The United States is on the verge of committing itself to a post-Saddam plan for a military government in Baghdad with Americans appointed...

Of course Iraq is about oil, but certainly not some silly concessions for some contractual partners that they can get, have already, want to have or have not. It is definitely not about the economic grip on the exploitation licenses, but on the strategic grip on oil as energy itself. The US...

"Stop the war ? Try telling that to the tyranised people of Iraq" See http://www.iraq.net/erica/news-e/archives/00001205.htm These articles throw a completely different light onto the subject compared with the emotional babble of people who, whilst well intentioned, have forgotten what...

`in divine mission´- the crusade of George W. Bush http://www.spiegel.de/spiegel/0,1518,grossbild-242831-,00.html

freealways, for your files: contrary to the socialist Tony Blair, socialist leader of the socialist Labour Party and socialist British Prime Minister i am far from being an armchair socialist.

in a true democracy like the UK popularity counts to some extent. due to a lack of it Churchill was voted out of office right after the end of WW II.

Thousands join anti-war protest in Bern Around 40,000 demonstrators gathered in the Swiss capital, Bern, on Saturday to protest against a possible war in Iraq. http://www.nzz.ch/2003/02/16/english/page-synd1635147.html Calmy-Rey warns of devastating impact of war The Swiss foreign...

Churchill was neither very popular nor the PM in charge then

it is very easy to lament about Chamberlain´s appeasement policy without mentioning an important fact: neither Britain nor France had the muscle to confront Hitler´s Wehrmacht militarily at the time - as was demonstrated on the beaches of Dunkirk in 1940.

Anti-war march: what the speakers said Ken Livingstone The Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, launched a scathing attack on the US president, George Bush, during his address to crowds in London's Hyde Park. "This is a president who uses the death penalty with complete abandon and...

Unintended Consequences http://www.antiwar.com/paul/paul55.html

e-Democracy for the EU http://evote.eu2003.gr/EVOTE/en/about.asp

Mother of All Demonstrations Never before would one cause have drawn so many together around the world. The demonstrations against a war in Iraq called Saturday this week will draw millions. http://www.commondreams.org/headlines03/0214-02.htm Cities for Peace A national coalition...

TM Direct: " what's the shortest book in the world?" ...The history of Arab War Victories...´ The century following Mohammed's death, 632 to 732, saw Islam grow at an explosive rate, converting an awesome human mosaic from Spain to Pakistan. Syria was overrun in 636, Israel in 638, Egypt in...

France Exports - partners: EU 61% (Germany 14%, UK 10%, Spain 9%, Italy 9%, Benelux 8%), US 9% (2000) Imports - partners: EU 63% (Germany 17%, Benelux 10%, Italy 9%, UK 8%), US 7% (2000)

TM Direct:`well obviously the declaration of human rights in 1789 was not worth the paper it was written on....much like most of france today...they are worthless and insignificant and once the us back lash against them get's going they are going to have to start a marketing campaign here,,,the...