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To: Cage Rattler who wrote (9825)11/11/2001 11:58:39 AM
From: maceng2  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 281500
 
A promise not to retaliate under some conditions

I was talking about a possible discussion with the government of Pakistan. I was amazed how quickly they decided to be friendly towards the West, and also fire some of its senior officials involved with the Taliban at the very least.

I am not an admirer of Clinton, but I don't hate him either. In addition I do not want to discuss his "moral" issue in any detail. Quite honestly I think too many Republican politicians focused on his sexual escapades when they really should have focused on the real issues. The USA will forever crippled as a nation unless the individual sexual habits of politicians are dropped from the top of the agenda.

For a start it gives huge amounts of power to the (liberal) press to destroy a politicians reputation by snooping. Just think about that one for a start.

If it's any interest to you, Clinton is still well thought of as a politician in this country.

As for USA politicians, I prefer Bush so far.