[Gllug] Why don't we meet up and go together?

[Jason Clifford]

On Sun, 16 Feb 2003, Gordon Joly wrote:

> Not attacking anybody (Jason), but I stayed away.
> 
> Mainly since I was at home and had a 6pm appointment and was worried about the travel.

It isvery unlikely that you would have been able to make it anywhere for a 
6pm appointment so that was probably the best course for you.

> Anyroad, I will not wear my absence as badge... and I hope nobody will 
> wear their presence in Hyde Park on 2003-02-15 as badge.

What's to boast about? Walking in central London for a couple of hours and 
standing in a park for an hour afterwards isn't exactly amazing.

If I believed that it would have a real impact upon the course our govt. 
is taking I might feel proud of it but it wont. Tony Blair has convinced 
himself of the absolute moral rightness of this crusade and it's become a 
matter of religious faith for him as he indicated by switching his 
arguements away from WMD to "the humanitarian duty to free the people of 
Iraq".

I imagine that members of Al Queda also feel that their violence is 
justified because in their eyes there is an absolute moral rightness to 
their crusade.

Jason Clifford
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