#2 si, eso lo define bastante bien. Seguro que Aznar sería el tipico negro que azotaba al resto en las plantaciones de algodon cuando se lo pedía el amo... o el judio que vigilaba al resto en los campos de concentración
Lees el titular y por un momento te los imaginas entrando en combate con fuego cruzado... Esta gente no sabe lo que es ir a la guerra; como mucho sabrán lo que es enviar a otros a defender sus propios intereses.
"Nelson Mandela, también intentó convencer al líder norteamericano, pero le quedó la impresión de que "El Presidente Bush no sabe cómo pensar"."
"South Africa had a special insight into Iraq’s potential for WMD because the apartheid government’s own biological, chemical and nuclear weapons programme in the 1980s led the countries to collaborate. The programme was abandoned after the end of white minority rule in 1994 but the expert team, known as Project Coast, was put back together by Mbeki to investigate the US and UK assertion that Saddam had WMD – the central premise for mounting an invasion.
Mbeki, who enjoyed positive relations with both Blair and Saddam, asked for the team to be granted access.
“Saddam agreed, and gave the South African team the freedom to roam unfettered throughout Iraq,” writes Matisonn, who says he drew on sources in Whitehall and the South African cabinet. “They had access to UN intelligence on possible WMD sites. The US, UK and UN were kept informed of the mission and its progress.”"
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#2 si, eso lo define bastante bien. Seguro que Aznar sería el tipico negro que azotaba al resto en las plantaciones de algodon cuando se lo pedía el amo... o el judio que vigilaba al resto en los campos de concentración
Lees el titular y por un momento te los imaginas entrando en combate con fuego cruzado...
Esta gente no sabe lo que es ir a la guerra; como mucho sabrán lo que es enviar a otros a defender sus propios intereses.
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timesonline.co.uk"Nelson Mandela, también intentó convencer al líder norteamericano, pero le quedó la impresión de que "El Presidente Bush no sabe cómo pensar"."
"South Africa had a special insight into Iraq’s potential for WMD because the apartheid government’s own biological, chemical and nuclear weapons programme in the 1980s led the countries to collaborate. The programme was abandoned after the end of white minority rule in 1994 but the expert team, known as Project Coast, was put back together by Mbeki to investigate the US and UK assertion that Saddam had WMD – the central premise for mounting an invasion.
Mbeki, who enjoyed positive relations with both Blair and Saddam, asked for the team to be granted access.
“Saddam agreed, and gave the South African team the freedom to roam unfettered throughout Iraq,” writes Matisonn, who says he drew on sources in Whitehall and the South African cabinet. “They had access to UN intelligence on possible WMD sites. The US, UK and UN were kept informed of the mission and its progress.”"
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