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Politics : Clinton's Scandals: Is this corruption the worst ever?

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To: j_b who wrote (2921)	8/24/1998 5:39:00 PM
From: RJC2006	Read Replies (1) of 13994

<<< I'm sorry, but I'm having trouble with this sentiment. Sudan may not be our best friend, but we're not at war with them, and they haven't been accused of being a terrorist nation. They kicked bin Ladin out of the Sudan in the past.>>> Pretty obvious to me that they are still cozy with him and Sudan has long been known to be sympathizers to terrorist elements. <<<We've signed treaties to not use nerve gas, even in war.>>> Enough of this foolishness. Collateral damage does not constitute use of the substance. According to your logic if a gas station were to have blown up then we could be accused of using molatov cocktails against them. Sorry doesn't wash. <<<Poetic justice for what? What did the people in the building next door, or a mile away do?>>> Four words: Welcome to real life! My advice to the Sudanese is to rid their country of terrorists and their facilities. I am sure there were a great many innocent Germans in Berlin round about 1944. <<<Are you taking a "screw the world, we can do whatever we want" attitude, or did I miss something about the Sudan?>>> No, that pretty much sums it up when defending one's country.

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