Pioneers in space, pioneers of peace? (Up front: news and opinion from independent minds)

Pres Bush has ignored the largest peace movement in world history, consisting of individuals who still believe that the United Nations' inspectors should have been given more time to disarm Iraq or, in the case of continued noncompliance, allowed to proceed coerced disarmament assisted by UN mi...

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Published in:The Humanist (Buffalo, N.Y.) N.Y.), 2003-05, Vol.63 (3), p.5
Main Author: Warmflash, David
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Bush, George W
Foreign policy
Iraq War-2003
Peace movements
Political aspects
Political dissent
Public opinion
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Summary:Pres Bush has ignored the largest peace movement in world history, consisting of individuals who still believe that the United Nations' inspectors should have been given more time to disarm Iraq or, in the case of continued noncompliance, allowed to proceed coerced disarmament assisted by UN military units. Warmflash's recent experiences with people in all walks of life in ordinary places suggest that a vast number of Americans, though supportive of US troops, are still with the rest of the world in rejecting the US foreign policy.
ISSN:0018-7399
2163-3576