From: joedees@bellsouth.net
Date: Thu Feb 07 2002 - 19:40:53 MST
On 7 Feb 2002 at 10:21, Zphobic wrote:
> [Joe Dees]
> It's what I would expect from the former humanitarian aid coordinator for
> Iraq; it is in the interests of such people to have such regimes remain in
> place so that they can have jobs. One wonders why he is the *former*
> UN Iraqi HAC.
>
> [Z]
> This REALLY doesn't make sense. He wants sanctions lifted. He wants to
> help rebuilt Iraq, so 4,000 children aren't dying a month. He can't just be
> doing it so he can have a JOB.
>
> [CNN Moderator]
> He served as the U.N.'s humanitarian coordinator in Iraq beginning September
> 1, 1997,
> but resigned thirteen months later in protest over the U.N. sanctions on
> Iraq.
>
> [Z] He doesn't sound job-hungry to me. And that explains why he's the
> *former* UN Iraqi HAC, by the way - in the message, which you presumably
> read. Why the ad hominem, while totally ignoring all the man says?
>
> - Zphobic
>
I think the man figured he could be safer and make more money on the
lecture circuit, just like the former abortion doctor who hawks the film
SILENT SCREAM does at large fundie churches in the US.
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