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To: Box-By-The-Riviera™ who wrote (213954)	1/12/2003 10:24:44 AM
From: orkrious	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 436258

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To: Box-By-The-Riviera™ who wrote (213954)	1/12/2003 12:24:02 PM
From: mishedlo	Respond to of 436258

Knowing our enemy Note the similarities From The FOOL As mindless liberals reflexively attack our elected wartime President, George W. Bush over his brilliant and inspired handling of the near-crisis brought about by the sinister North Korean communist regime and the inept foreign policy of the failed Clinton administration, it is important that we true conservatives remember the nature of the Korean dictator and charter member of the Axis of Evil. He is the pampered and spoiled product of his country's ruling elite and the son of his country's former leader. Born to the wealth and high social standing of his family's political dynasty, he has enjoyed a life of privilege far removed from concerns of his exploited countrymen. Despite an obvious lack of merit, talent or aptitude, he received the best accommodations his country could offer. He was a notorious playboy and immoral rake until he reached an age at which most men have matured. He produced nothing and accomplished nothing unconnected to his family's name, and owes his current political position to solely his father's cronies. Surrounded by sycophants and toadies, he adheres to a discredited ideology that most of his country would reject is they were not routinely and massively propagandized. He is unconcerned with the economic devastation his party's ideology has visited on his country, except as to avoid complete disaster and cynically manipulate each crisis to the passing advantage of his party and the ruling elite. Paranoid and contemptuous of foreign opinion, he has alienated almost the entire world with disjointed, bellicose, but often colorful rhetoric that most other nations find frightening. His foreign policy consists solely of slogans intended to further propagandize a fearful domestic audience rather than assure his neighbors. He often reverses his own national policy and acts unilaterally to further a political ideology that is incompatible with democracy. These are the differences between Kim Jong Il and our own beloved and respected leader. Liberals are blind to those differences.