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To: paul_philp who wrote (88810)	4/1/2003 1:33:03 PM
From: michael97123	Respond to of 281500

"3) The American media and its punditry follow a predictable wartime volatility — as Gulf War I, Serbia, Afghanistan, and the present conflict attest: day-one euphoria; followed by week two of dejection and recrimination; followed by days of false knowledge; culminating in mild “I told you sos” as peace seems nearer. Confidence in victory is never as strong as despair on rumors of quagmire. The stronger our military, the more likely grow the doubts of our elites." Yes Bill and Paul, we are becoming more european. Have to be careful not to adopt pacifism, one worldism, and socialism before the bad guys are eliminated. Then we can debate their merits. My belief is that the european leaders manipulate these sentiments for their own politcial benefit. mike