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To: Keith Fauci who wrote (3350)	4/13/2002 7:28:43 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) of 3536

Keith, Re: I believe we have thoroughly beat this horse. Well, you are certainly holding up your end. While you fear the U.N., I'm much more concerned about the corrosive and corrupting influences of globalization for private gain. I'd be interested to get you opinions of the threats to American sovereignty and the welfare of the citizenry posed by the WTO, NAFTA and other globalization schemes. Here's a take off point for your consideration of the risks of losing our nation state to an oligopoly of unaccountable and anti-democratic multi-national corporate elites: gregpalast.com gregpalast.com And crony capitalism, Bush Style: thenation.com I look forward to your comments on these issues. I simply don't see the U.N., in its present configuration, or controls on currency speculation, to be anywhere near the threat to my well being that globalization and crony capitalism are becoming. They are both highly anti-democratic trends, and both destructive of jobs and communities here in the U.S. What's you view? -Ray

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