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To: Thomas M. who wrote (11607)	2/17/2002 8:15:54 PM
From: alan w	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 23908

Hey Thomas, in case you haven't heard, the Palistinians and most of the middle east were dancing in the streets after the 9-11 airplane bombs. You really think we're concerned with what South Korea thinks about a "statement". Where's your concern with truly evil "actions" such as 9-11? Your hatred of Israel knows no bounds to bash the US over a statement made by GWB. alan w ps: If S Korea doesn't like it, they can always join N Korea. Just so he can kick up Congressional support for a bigger military budget, he has to alienate the world. Sheesh, politics are disgusting. The politics of the rest of the world really are disgusting aren't they. Just let London, Tokyo, Berlin, Paris or Moscow get hit with a terrorist act like NY did and see how many "axis of evil" statements would start flying. And I'd bet you we(the US) would be right over there with men and equipment helping any of the above mentioned peoples. I guess you want a smaller military budget so the next time we get hit we can just roll over and let OBL's successor take over huh?