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Politics : Foreign Policy Discussion Thread -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: kumar who wrote (1051)	12/27/2002 5:59:07 AM
From: William B. Kohn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15987

some, not as many as you! as a child I lived in a predominantly arab village near Tel Aviv for about six months. When I came back to America, I had forgotten english and my only fluent language was Arabic, although I don't know more than a few words nowadays. Pity, I'd love to help the CIA if I had a better grasp of that language. bill i don't have much of a pull from those days. Arguement is pointless, we see this particular topic differently. good luck on your Godfather quest :-) bill

To: kumar who wrote (1051)	12/27/2002 6:57:43 AM
From: zonder	Respond to of 15987

"Avoir Une Fille" On a vaguely related theme, I am listening to the soundtrack of the musical "Romeo & Juliette" now, and there is a song in there called "Avoir Une Fille" ("Having a Girl (Daughter)"). Part of it goes: Avoir une fille C'est plus jamais Traiter les femmes Comme je l'ai fait (Having a girl Is never again Treating women Like I have done) I think living/growing up with a people gives one the human insight that prevents us from gross generalizations, offhand remarks, and especially those aimed at their destruction.