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To: michael97123 who wrote (69777)	1/29/2003 8:59:36 AM
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But again as a european if the war started, there would be no question who to root for. I'd root for the US Forces... and the Iraqi civilian population hoping that both will suffer as few casualties as possible. This type of thinking on the rise will influence those reluctant governments. Do you see it this way too? In any case I enjoyed watching the speech live on C-SPAN. But probably it is only impressive if followed in full length which I doubt many Europeans were able to do: it started at 3 a.m. local time. An interesting follow-up on C-SPAN was a students' discussion of the SOTU at High Point University, North Carolina. o C-SPAN To Broadcast Student Discussion Tomorrow Evening highpoint.edu o Archived on C-SPAN as: High Point University Reaction to the State of the Union Political Science students and professors discuss the State of the Union Address. 1/28/2003: Washington, DC c-span.org It is obvious that the UNO plays a very peripheral role in the minds of political science students. And domestic issues are more pressing than it is apparent from the sources I follow.