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To: Steve Lee who wrote (24292)	10/16/2002 12:57:23 PM
From: mcg404	Respond to of 74559

<<What aspect of Australian foreign policy or military action resulting in collateral damage would you blame for causing so many Australians to get blown up in Bali?>> Have i missed the news linking Bali to Al Quaida or are you being as presumptuous as George Bush to think that every explosion in the world is tied to Al Quaida? (which it very well may be.) of course there are plenty of muslims there and we might as well call every one an al quaida member, right? how do we know? they don't appear to have uniforms...maybe a secret handshake? (g) <<I am disgusted with many aspects of US foreign policy, but that is a separate matter, not the root cause of Al Quaida's campaign.>> I didn't mean to imply it was or wasn't. Only questioning if military action was a good way to reduce future attacks. and who are these reasonable people you allude to?