J´ai trouve ca lors de promenades sur differents forum, j´ai pense que ca ferai bien de le placer sur le plus de forum possible, bien que ca n´est rien à voir avec JA2, et bien que je me suis plein precedement de la mediatisation.
En gros, c´est une petition destine au president Bush, lui demandant de ne pas declarer une guerre. Bon, ok, c´est peut-etre inutile, mais bon, passer 30 seconde pour impécher, ca pourrais le faire non ?
Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2001 12:05:48 +0100
From: Alex Kacelnik <alex.kacelnik@zoology.oxford.ac.uk>
Subject: FW: petition
Alex Kacelnik
Professor of Behavioural Ecology
Department of Zoology
Oxford University
Oxford OX1 3PS
UK
Dear friends,
What follows is a petition that will be forwarded to President Bush, and
other world leaders, urging them to avoid war as a response to the
terrorist attacks against the World Trade Center and the Pentagon this
week. Please read it, sign it at
http://home.uchicago.edu/~dhpicker/petition
and forward the link to as many people as possible, as quickly as
possible. This is to be circulated quickly if it is to have any effect
at all, as the Congress of The United States has already passed a
resolution supporting any military action President Bush deems
appropriate:
"We, the undersigned, citizens and residents of the United States of
America and of countries around the world, appeal to the President of
The United States, George W.Bush; to the NATO Secretary General, Lord
Robertson; to the President of the European Union, Romano Prodi; and to
all leaders internationally to use moderation and restraint in
responding to the recent terrorist attacks against the United States.
Weimplore the powers that be to use, wherever possible, international
judicial institutions and international human rights law to bring to
justice those responsible for the attacks, rather than the instruments
of war, violence or destruction.
Furthermore, we assert that the government of a nation must be presumed
separate and distinct from any terrorist group that may operate within
its borders, and therefore cannot be held unduly accountable for the
latter´s crimes. It follows that the government of a particular nation
should not be condemned for the recent attack without compelling
evidence of its cooperation and complicity with those individuals who
actually committed the crimes in question.
Innocent civilians living within any nation that may be found
responsible, in part or in full,for the crimes recently perpetrated
against the United States, must not bear any responsibility for the
actions of their government, and must therefore be guaranteed safety and
immunity from any military or judicial action taken against the state in
which they reside.
Lastly and most emphatically, we demand that there be no recourse to
nuclear, indiscriminate destruction, and feel that it is our inalienable
human right to live in a world free of such arms."
Sign at: http://home.uchicago.edu/~dhpicker/petition
Contact: petitionforpeace@yahoo.com
