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AUDIOSLAVE's TOM MORELLO: The World Will Be Much Less Safe If We Attack Iraq

January 22, 2003

AUDIOSLAVE guitarist Tom Morello says that he is against the Iraqi war not only for the safety of that country's citizens, but also for the safety of people in America.

"The one way to assure that we will not be safe from terrorism is to try to economically and politically dominate countries in the Middle East," he said. "If you want a dangerous world, that's what you should do (laughs). The actions that are being contemplated now by our administration only confirm that — in the eyes of moderates around the region. I think it will be much less safe by continuing down that path."

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