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To: truedog who wrote (11343)	6/8/1999 4:25:00 PM
From: Neocon	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 17770

Truedog speaks, well, truly...Do not take seriously the evil one...

To: truedog who wrote (11343)	6/10/1999 2:36:00 AM
From: MNI	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 17770

Thank you truedog for assistance. You were right about me having already an feeling for E.V.s strangeness. I thought I might as well throw in my fresh energy for a while. some people need to be publicly opposed, otherwise listeners might get the feeling they are agreeable, although it is just that nobody wants to waist their time with such crap. Also I enjoyed your request about neo- and paleoconservatism I think I learned something about inside US I could not have heard otherwise so easily. Also it is notbale for me because Gustave J. seems to falsely link me to neocon. As far as I got it, you and neocon should now be concerned about the cost of a standing peacekeeping force in Kosovo, if those politicians stand fopr your opinion. Just don't believe them that US can put the blame to Europe alone! The US took leadership in the NATO together with Britain, they had the strongest say and the most important word on what targets to bomb whith which bombs. It is not that the US work as a proxy for Germans, (as neocon said) and now the Germans have to pay them. This assumption is derogatory of the US. I think the Germans are willing to pay their share and more, especially in a forthcoming rebuilding process. But it will take time until this rebuilding process can be started reasonably, and this is not the German's fault. Not more than the US' fault. Responsibility sharing doesn't mean picking out the raisins for the US and later wait for others to clean up the mess. Thank you for listening, a reply would be very nice.