"How do you think world opinion will react if we find weapons of mass destruction during or after the war in Iraq?"

Jamison Clark '03

"Two things: Our traditional allies will support us, but others will say we planted them."

Jens Wiik '03

"China will dissent and Russia will concede."

Brandon Donovan '03

"France will use it as an excuse to finally support the war effort and try to get back into the world favor."

Mike Mele '03

"Our allies will stay the same, but our enemies will say the end does not justify the means."

Daniela Argentino '04

"I think that it will finally open up their eyes to what the US is really trying to do, and stop people from saying this is a war about oil."

Abbe Cochrane '03

"If there are weapons of mass distruction, I believe the world will back us up a lot more, and most opposing countries support us."

Lena Fabian '04

"I don't feel that the US should have jumped to conclusions and went after Iraq or Afghanistan. We do not have any extreme evidence pointing to one country."

Stephanie Judson '06

"They will react with silence; I don't believe they will know how to react."

Soni Siric '06

"The world's opinion wouldn't change, because the US is not there for the right reason. They are there for the oil."

Liz Rendon '06

"The United Nations would be in total chaos because no one would know who was their ally."

Ben Blanchard '03

"I don't think it will influence world opinion. The conflict lies in a deep-seated, inter-cultural conflict, which is already an integral factor in world opinion."

Back to Guidon index