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To: sandeep who wrote (7611)	2/5/2003 5:26:25 PM
From: Win-Lose-Draw	Respond to of 10157

delete.

To: sandeep who wrote (7611)	2/5/2003 5:44:36 PM
From: NOW	Respond to of 10157

"The argument against war is also not an argument against U.S. security or the defense of its interests, but rather a recognition of the elements that are necessary to achieve those aims. It is exactly in pursuit of American security and interests that the Administration should emphasize containment, deterrence and diplomacy - even years of it if necessary - instead of a war on a government that, while tyrannical, is of questionable threat. A war would predictably increase international resentments, further destabilize very tangible risks in North Korea, and ultimately radicalize countless potential terrorists, with no central authority from which surrender could be obtained. As the International Herald Tribune puts it, the Administration has proved itself "good at fighting terrorists, but not at fighting terrorism." John Hussman Sorry for the clutter Velo: no more on this.