Fined for Helping Iraqi Kids

I begin with the story of a U.S. fine against me for not asking permission to bring medicine to Iraq. I will explain why I did not ask for a license and why I refused to pay the $10,000 fine. I’m being sued for my 1997 violation of U.S. sanctions. The U.S. restriction of medicines is part of this first story on terrorism. I do not want money but your help telling these stories.


http://www.iraqikids.org/

During a conversation about the Dresden incindiary bombing runs I asked a WWII vet what he thought of the hundreds of thousands of kids and other innocents who were roasted alive during the allied fire bombings on German cities. He said they deserved it after what they did. Why he thought innocent kids and old ladies had anything to do with the death camps, or deserved to die in fire because of what their leaders did has no logical explanation, but it seems a common mindset during wars.