schrieb die Los Angeles Times vor Kurzem und hinterfragte den beabsichtigten Rachefeldzug.Der Observer hat am letzten Wochenende über den Widerstand gegen den Irakangriff in Grossbrittannien und anderen Ländern berichtet.Dieser formiert sich international und ist keineswegs eine Wahlkampfparole von Schröder!
Doves launch last-ditch campaign for Gulf peace
The hawks in Washington have the President's ear - in Europe, calmer voices are speaking out
The former British Chief of Defence Staff, Field Marshal Lord Bramall, said Britain risked being dragged into a 'very, very messy' and lengthy war. 'You don't have licence to attack someone else's country just because you don't like the leadership,' he said. General Sir Michael Rose, the former commander of the SAS, warned that Iraq would be Bush's Vietnam.
Next came the MPs. Tam Dalyell, the Labour MP and Father of the House of Commons, demanded the recall of Parliament before Britain joined any military action. Then came the clerics. Four senior Anglican bishops, including Dr Rowan Williams, the next Archbishop of Canterbury, signed a petition that was handed in at Downing Street declaring that an attack on Iraq would be immoral and illegal. A further eight diocesan bishops all said it would not, at present, constitute 'a just war'. The big union bosses, like Bill Morris of the TGWU, made their opposition clear too.
Doves launch last-ditch campaign for Gulf peace
The hawks in Washington have the President's ear - in Europe, calmer voices are speaking out
The former British Chief of Defence Staff, Field Marshal Lord Bramall, said Britain risked being dragged into a 'very, very messy' and lengthy war. 'You don't have licence to attack someone else's country just because you don't like the leadership,' he said. General Sir Michael Rose, the former commander of the SAS, warned that Iraq would be Bush's Vietnam.
Next came the MPs. Tam Dalyell, the Labour MP and Father of the House of Commons, demanded the recall of Parliament before Britain joined any military action. Then came the clerics. Four senior Anglican bishops, including Dr Rowan Williams, the next Archbishop of Canterbury, signed a petition that was handed in at Downing Street declaring that an attack on Iraq would be immoral and illegal. A further eight diocesan bishops all said it would not, at present, constitute 'a just war'. The big union bosses, like Bill Morris of the TGWU, made their opposition clear too.
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