London’s Daily Telegraph asks, “What would happen if the peace marchers got what they are asking for?” And, Tony Blair wants people to read an e-mail from an Iraqi exile, which inspires his determination. The young woman, a first-year student at Cambridge, slams the naivete of the anti-war movement: “Do not use the Iraqi people as a pawn in your game for moral superiority — when you allow a monster like Saddam to rule for 30 years without so much as protesting against his rule. … Of course, it would be ideal if an invasion could be undertaken, not by, the Americans, but by, say, the Nelson Mandela International Peace Force. That’s not on offer. The Iraqi people cannot wait until such a force materialises.”

It’s going to be great to watch the faces of the French, the Germans, the Vatican and all our anti-war marchers when American troops are welcomed by the Iraqis as liberators.