Charles Wilson: “Mr. Chairman, it was said earlier in the debate that the great problem with lifting this embargo would be that it would…”

“Mr. Chairman, it was said earlier in the debate that the great problem with lifting this embargo would be that it would somehow Americanize this war and it would somehow place America in the position of taking a position. I would just like to say that in a war as brutal and vicious as this one where there is destruction of churches, where people are forced to leave their land, where there are death camps again 50 years later, there are death camps, I have seen the victims of the rape camps myself. There is ethnic cleansing. There is genocide. This is good versus evil, and if we do not want to Americanize this, then what do we want to Americanize? We have to stand for something.”