"Graças à coragem e à força dos nossos militares,
o povo iraquiano é livre agora." "Thanks to the courage and might of our military,
the Iraqi people are now free."






"A precissão da nossa tecnologia está
protegendo a vida dos nossos soldados,
e a vida de civis inocentes." "The precision of our technology is protecting
the lives of our soldiers,
and the lives of innocent civilians."







"América usa sua força a serviço de princípios." "America uses its might in the service of principle."







"Posso assegurar ao povo americano
que estamos fazendo grande progresso." "I can assure the American people
that we're making good progress."

Isto é o que faz o governo de USA,
com o excitado apoio de dois terços da sua população.
E do NOSSO,
quando lhes damos o nosso dinheiro,
através de impostos sobre royalties,
ao comprar feliz nossa Coca Cola.

The victor will not be asked afterwards whether he told the truth or not.
In starting and waging a war it is not right that matters, but victory.



Documents given to the U.N. inspectors by Britain and reviewed extensively by U.S. intelligence that purportedly showed Iraqi officials shopping for uranium in Africa two years ago were deemed "not authentic" after careful scrutiny by U.N. and independent experts, Mohamed ElBaradei, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), told the U.N. Security Council.



The famed dossier presented by British Prime Minister Tony Blair to his Parliament was plagiarized from two articles and a September 2002 research paper submitted by a graduate student. Worse, the Iraq described by the graduate student is not the Iraq of 2003 but the Iraq of 1991. So glaring was the theft of intellectual property that the official British document even cut and pasted whole verbatim segments of the research paper, including grammatical errors, and presented the findings as the result of intense work by British intelligence services. U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell both praised and quoted that same British report in his presentation at the United Nations yesterday.



In one year or five years, the power of Iraq to inflict harm on all free nations would be multiplied many times over. ... We choose to meet that threat now, where it arises, before it can appear suddenly in our skies and cities.



All of us have heard this term 'preventive war' since the earliest days of Hitler. I don't believe there is such a thing; and, frankly, I wouldn't even listen to anyone seriously that came in and talked about such a thing.



There are a lot of killers. We got a lot of killers.
What, you think our country is so innocent?