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 From: daeron@some.net 
  
 _ G O D _ wrote: 
 > "daeron"  wrote in message 
 >> _ G O D _ wrote: 
 >> > "daeron"  wrote 
 >> >> _ G O D _ wrote: 
 >> >> > If the source of genocide is in the religious beliefs of 
 >> >> > people, then the religious cults should be targeted, and 
 >> >> > their activity eliminated... 
 >> >> > 
 >> >>  How would you do that? 
 >> >>  Here's a exafinancialm page 62 of the Yale document: 
 >> > 
 >> > I was commenting on the causes and the sources of the 
 >> > ongoing barbarity, with suggestion to look at the root of 
 >> > the problem. 
 >> > 
 >>  I repeat how do you determine their "reasons" for doing 
 >>  these 
 >> things for forty years and across four government regimes so 
 >> far, in a few days the fifth regime will start, though it 
 >> will still be the military pulling the strings. 
 > 
 > 
 > You, "daeron" , wrote on April 5, in: 
 > news:4070d3a7$0$440$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au... 
 > 
 > "US tax monies have for forty years been used to support an 
 > Islamic Genocide by Indonesia against Christian Papuans 
 > should disgust Americans into action.." 
 > 
 > Here you have clearly identified the rivaling party/ies which 
 > caused the atrocities which you have described in a series 
 > of posts. I have responded to that article, that if the 
 > sources are known, and causes of the genocide have been 
 > identified, then your government (or the UN) should take the 
 > right action to eliminate the causes and the sources of 
 > genocide, in order to stop it.... 
 > 
  
  Yes, if countries were acting in a moral fashion then they 
 would have to do so. If the US really was concerned about 
 dictator regimes or stopping genocide or terrorism, then they 
 would have been cleaning up the Indonesian threats to the US. 
  
  BUT they DON'T, they claim to act in their vested interest. 
  That is also a lie, most countries really act in the vested 
 interest of their ruling class. 
  
  As Mr Parenti points out that's why the US had to invade 
 Yugoslavia, that's why it had to invade Iraq. Neither country 
 would allow US companies to buy national assets or businesses. 
  The US supported Saddam only so long as he was killing Iranians 
 as punishment for overthrowing the US shah there. 
  
 --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05 
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