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To: zonder who wrote (896)	12/24/2002 11:36:08 AM
From: jlallen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15987

Raybo has no credibility. Period. He is not worth wasting any time on, links or otherwise. JLA

To: zonder who wrote (896)	12/24/2002 11:44:54 AM
From: William B. Kohn	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15987

I wasted my time on those idiotic links. I pointed out that the US did not eliminate 8000 pages so that no one else could see them. 1. There were multiple copies of the document and the US did not control all copies, just one. 2. Pages eliminated may have been from any permanent member of the security council, not just the US. Do you have any proof that all those pages were eliminated because the US demanded it! 3. If there were a problem, why don't other permanent members complain about the handling of the documents. 4. Has the UN chosen to add anything from the copy they have at the IAEA copy in Vienna.? STOP the anti-american crap. We are vastly more open and honest than the countries you constantly make excuses for. Our record of credibility, while not impecable is vastly better than ANY other nation in the world over the past number of decades. Perhaps we want to compare how the French population were open and honest about how they acted during WWII, or perhaps their role in Vietnam, Algeria? Maybe we should look at Arabian honesty in the media and in government? Dutch involvement in the mass murders of Bosnia's Muslims during the recent breakdown? European involvement in the starvation of Africans because of trade sanctions against US biologically altered grains? Once again, people who live in a house of cards, shouldn't blow hot air!