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mas - I'm not American, I'm Scottish.
There may have been massive public opposition to the war, but there was also massive oublic support for it (I think UK and US polls show more for than against).
So what we have here are 2 elected governments, with the support of the majority of their respective countries, taking action against a dictator who is treating his people badly and who our governments suspect of trying to develop weapons of mass destruction.
Your Daddy's war theory is a pretty pathetic argument. Should Bush not go to war with Iraq incase people like you say he's copying his Dad? The first one went to war because Iraq invaded Kuwait, the second because of suspiscion of weapons of mass destruction - hardly a 'carbon copy'.
I don't defend Bush's position on Kyoto, because I weigh situations up on there merit, not on who's involved.
And I can't believe you're worried about propaganda. Did you expect a war without one and do you not have confidence in yourself to see past it?