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Politics : Impeach George W. Bush -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tom Clarke who wrote (1993)	3/26/2001 10:41:22 PM
From: TigerPaw	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 93284

Two Gunmen Involved in JFK Assassination When they pin down the group that fixed the Presidential election in Florida I think it will reveal who the second gunman was (or maybe still is). news.excite.com TP

To: Tom Clarke who wrote (1993)	3/26/2001 11:34:28 PM
From: Mephisto	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93284

Constance Rice wanted the US to withdraw from NATO prior to Bush's election. One example of Bush's isolationism is his refusal to negotiate with North Korea even though Powell said initially that Bush would pick up where Clinton left off. Have a look at last Sunday's New York Times, Week In Review under Crossroads, "The World Starts Getting in the Superpower's Way," by Marc D. Charney. There are articles about our problems with China, North Korea, Palestine, Russia and the Balkans. And in an article under The Economy, "A Slump that Won't Stay Home," by David E. Sanger, there is mention of: "The United States and the European Union are on the brink of a major trade and economic conflict," said C. Fred Bergsten, the head of the Institute for International Economics in Washington. Battles over beef, bananas, farm subsidies, telecommunications and genetically modified foods all sound boring, but they represent a broader struggle over who sets the rules at world trade. If the economic downturn goes global, those disputes become bitter---and a moment for nations to erect walls." Moreover, in a previous paragraph in Mr. Sanger's article, he says "And yet what's curious in Washington these days is what is NOT happening: there is virtually no talk of coordinated global solutions to what are clearly spreading economic troubles." You can read this past Sunday's New York Times on line but you will have to register. Mephisto