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To: Elsewhere who wrote (126111)	3/13/2004 1:01:12 PM
From: Sig	Read Replies (5) of 281500

As soon as the Spanish violence is proven to be caused by foreign terrorists it will be time for the UN to act. An international problem exists which cannot be solved by diplomacy alone. The UN must decide whether to support or implement some real action, and if not they can no longer condemn unilateral preemtive actions by individual Nations in protecting their citizens. Running after terrorists after the bombs go off is not a viable solution. The UN has a choice, to rapidly fade away into obscurity as an ineffective tool, or to take a firm stand in helping prevent terrorism and define the permissible tools and actions. Time for talk has expired, we may not even have a week, before a subway or a 200 mph French train is destroyed. Will the UN accept a leadership role, and if not, who will? Sig

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