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To: Stephen O who wrote (22041)	3/23/2002 3:33:37 PM
From: Eashoa' M'sheekha	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

I Respectfully Disagree. Any escalation in this dispute that bleeds into other areas of commerce will be negative mojo.The Canadian Government has had ample time since the last dispute to study the issue and put corrective measures in place gradually to lessen the pain of the inevitable next one. They sat on their heiny and did nothing other than to expect the WTO to rule in their favor , as has always been. That's not good enough.This G'vt is reactionary.It is not pro - active as it should be.Can't see the forest for the trees, so to speak. Want to boycott something? Try chocolate Bunnies , Cheese with holes in it and clocks whose namesake reflects the current political junta ruling this country. Regarding the Americans ( Yanks?).....it will be up to them and their consumer watchdogs to get the story out or choose which product they prefer. Two sides to every coin....try flipping one. <g>