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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Crossy who wrote (377010)	3/23/2003 5:13:55 PM
From: Machaon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

<< I don't need a "world order" where dictatorships on the UN constrain the agenda of the rest of the world or even the US. That seems to be the game plan of the "EU-directoire" (France, Belgium and the left-wing factions of Germany). >> It's funny, in a way. France, Belgium, Germany all trying to give the UN the "power" over America. They want to legitimize their inept rule. But.... for what purpose? America is going out on a dangerous limb to remove one of the world's worst thugs. The coalition of the unwilling are taking a strong stance against freedom and democracy. Will it hurt them, in the long run? I hope so. << Syria and Libia with big roles in the "human rights commission" is just indicative of this. The "racism" conferences with their transparent blackmail and anti-American agenda. Had enough of this. >> Going forward, it is important for America to expose the uselessness of the UN, and make sure that it doesn't get too much power. America not backing the World Court was a step in the right direction. << Tomorrow SDI will provide another line of defence. >> SDI is going to be a very important program. Not only for defense of America soil, but for use in warfare, like the Patriot missile defense system. << After snap-election were called this fall chancellor Schussel (conservative) snapped up record gains at the poll (his party gained more than 15% votes - 42% in total) and formed another government with the decimated freedom party. >> I was glad to see Joerg Haider lose power. For a while I thought Austria was becoming a Nazi state. Is he out of the picture? Do you follow the Vlaams Blok party in Belgium and their plans for a Finish Republic? I like what they have to say, but I don't know if they are really a force in Belgium. flemishrepublic.org Thanks for your detailed and informative response. I'm going to read your note again, a little slower this time! <g>