Where is Colin Powells conscience?
In a time when the world is getting ready to go up in flames in a war that’s hugely ill-advised, you know. Today we are going to go after Iraq. You know, where do we go next? After Iran? And then, when our present friends fall out of favor with us, do we go after Pakistan? KING: But can’t Colin Powell have a belief that the Iraqi situation is the administration’s point of view, is correct and agree with its principles without giving up his own — you’re assuming that he’s going against his principles. Maybe they are his principles. BELAFONTE: Well, if they are his principles, then I sit opposed to them. I have to make the assumption that it’s not his principles because of what he said (UNINTELLIGIBLE) at the Republican National Convention when he gave that remarkable speech. Or when he said going through the United Nations as the vehicle through which this problem should be settled. To do anything less than that and to stick to that mandate I think is a sellout. KING: So you think he i
