October 15, 2002 journal, pulmonary fibrosis lung disease from butter flavor, shooting again in the Washington Beltway area of a woman at random at Home Depot in Falls Church Virginia. We are in war one way or another as our lives are interrupted daily by

these matters or by highway construction. The highway death toll from construction is the most terrifying of all. Death by doctors and hospitals are also terrifying when it comes to you close home. I lost a brother in law last month with sudden pulmonary fibrosis and I wonder if it came to him through margarine. What is more likely to have butter flavor in it than margarine butter substitute. What about all the children that are eating it in the movie houses in popcorn. The report stated that it is commonly used in popcorn and this sounds believable. Now much will the body stand before it succumbs and dies an early death? I refer to the article in my yesterday's journal I heard on PBS radio between 5 and 6:00 p.m.

on October 14th about the discovery of the cause of a rash of breathing problems with the people that work at a certain food plant in Kansas City. It was reported that they could only receive workmen's compensation insurance payments as a result of the sickness but now a class-action lawsuit has been filed against the manufacture of the butter flavor in New York. It was suggested that someone along the way knew of this danger in advance.

We have spent God's mercy and until this nation repents and identifies or admits its own evil, God I believe will not reverse his judgment that is systematically coming down upon us. Every little infant aborted baby cries out to God for vengeance of their killers today.

Even the animals that are produced/slaughtered by commercial farming that no eyes have seen and no hands have held, chemically grown via steroids as fast as lightning rebuke us.

The canola oil compromise is worse by far than the DC-10 disaster when a compromised

people's lives to allow one hydraulic system for the entire plane as opposed to installing a more efficient and safe independent hydraulics system that would have saved those lives, especially on that American Airlines fatal flight in Chicago that beautiful sunny morning.

Rates on United Airlines and others have gone into outer space since 911 with a flight to Los Angeles and return quoted at $1800. Airlines are unfair in their pricing discriminating.

Taking out Saddam will make no difference whatsoever in what Arab Moslem militants do to us daily in bombing buildings or shooting innocent civilians here and abroad as we see. I continue quoting from the speech by Sen. Ted Kennedy page 3 "forestall its acquisition of nuclear-weapons, many arguments heard today about Iraq were made then about the Chinese Communist government: that its leadership was irrational and that it was therefore undeterrable. And once again, those arguments were rejected. As these earlier cases show, American strategic thinkers have long debated the relative merits of preventive and pre-emptive war. Although nobody would deny our right to pre-emptively block an imminent attack on our territory, there is disagreement about our right to preventively engage in war. In each of these cases a way was found to deter other nations, without waging war. Now, the Bush ministration says we must take preemptive action against Iraq. But what the administration is really calling for is preventive war, which flies in the face of intnat’nal rules of acceptable behavior, the administration's new national security strategy state "As a matter of common sense and self defense, America will act against such emerging threats before they are fully formed". The circumstances of today's world require us to rethink this concept. The world changed on September 11th, and all of us have learned that it can be a drastically more dangerous place. The Bush administration's new national security strategy asserts that global realities now legitimize preventive war and make it a strategic necessity.