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To: Thomas M. who wrote (14792)	5/23/2002 4:17:09 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23908

Madeleine Albright --the TransAtlantic lobby's new point-woman?-- delivers her sales pitch on NATO, the US-EU jazz and so on: The allies are troubled by Bush's policies Madeleine Albright The Washington Post Thursday, May 23, 2002 WASHINGTON President George W. Bush travels to Europe this week. It should be an easy trip to visit America's closest friends and allies and sign a treaty with the Russians. It could be an important trip if the president can use it to make Americans and Europeans safer in confronting their common threat of terrorism and weapons of mass destruction for the long term, not just for right now. But in scores of conversations with senior Europeans from governments and the private sector, I have heard repeatedly that they do not think the Bush administration is interested in shaping a strategic partnership to last beyond the immediate Afghan war. [...] iht.com A prime expectation of the Judeofascist schemers was that 911 would bring Europe and America closer together against Third World/Muslim troublemakers... and the irony is that it just brought about the opposite. Albright, like most of her fellow Jews, blathers about "common values" binding Europe and America --what a joke! It's because there're too many Albrights crawling inside the US state/political apparatus that Judeofascist terrorists could so easily SCREW you on September 11th. So much for "our common values". Gus.