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To: i-node who wrote (167966)	4/16/2003 6:02:11 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1573930

No, I had thought that NATO had the authority to undertake the war. I was incorrect.....that has changed my opinion. That's what I like -- a man of principle. The war was okay if NATO approved, not okay if NATO didn't -- REGARDLESS of the reason for it. I had thought there was a provision in the treaty that allowed for NATO to take police action when there was instability in the region. In fact, the provision requires that a member nation be attacked before such action can be taken. You are really a person of character. Yes, I am. Thank you.