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To: Solon who wrote (6520)	3/30/2003 2:12:01 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7689

And it was not a remission of support for the US, but rather a lack of support for warfare without a broader consensus. The ineptness of US foreign policy in this matter is mind boggling. I wonder if Powell really is this incompetent or simply was told to shut up and follow orders. Judging from his previous record, I suspect the latter. Another disturbing element was his clear lack of enthusiasm to get into this in the first place. And again, I suspect he was told to shut up and follow orders. I remain suspicious of your PM. Francophilism has been much too large an element of the Quebecois movement for that thought not to arise. And from our POV, with friends like the French, who needs enemies? What have polls of Canada's population shown in terms of support/opposition for the US course of action in Iraq? Speaking of which: Message 18773924 It appears that not just the US is less than enthralled with France at the moment. And from the "You thought there wasn't enough bad news" front: sfgate.com earthfiles.com