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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group
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To: marcos who wrote (12298)12/1/2001 7:19:07 PM
From: Snowshoe  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
>>The change cannot be instant even in the absence of US government threat<<

So cut a deal for a new temporary agreement to give you time to work out the changes.

>>i'll make a fuller response to this later on FOs vs Cuddlies<<

I'll look forward to your response over there. I've posted some additional material... Subject 51596

>>Under it all is the fundamental principle that as a sovereign nation we have the right to organise ourselves as we wish within our own borders, to tell those eastern seaboard slavemasters to just piss off, we are a free people and wish to remain so<<

I cannot understand why you continue to wrap this issue in the flag of sixties-style liberation mythology. This is a friggin' 3rd millennium trade dispute. Countries all over the world are adjusting their legal and cultural systems to adapt to globalization.
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