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To: calgal who wrote (17431)	10/27/2002 12:53:43 PM
From: Angler	Respond to of 23908

It's ironical that France having recently lost a tanker due to terrorist action is still ambivalent about addressing the threat in Iraq. It must be that their large Moslem population living in France has a lot to do with that Government's outlook on dealing with attacks. The fact remains that religious thought crosses all borders freely. If the Arabs represent a working minority in that state, they certainly can influence policy. The last thing France needs is a rebellion or worse. Once Saddam has nuclear weapons, no European body will want to deal with him. He'll set the agenda. Angler