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To: BubbaFred who wrote (42428)	12/4/2003 1:17:38 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Respond to of 74559

Who wouldn't luv them?, and sing and dance with them?, they are not the conquer, plunder, thievery nor enslavery type. Now there's a rewrite of history.

To: BubbaFred who wrote (42428)	12/4/2003 2:29:07 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 74559

<<"The Chinese want to make money and so do we.">> You see? China lacks only that coat of paint of morality that westerners like to dress up themselves with o hide the fact that they are realy after la plata. A little of show business here and there. A little PR and pretty soon the Chinese start being emulated.

To: BubbaFred who wrote (42428)	12/4/2003 2:41:35 PM
From: RealMuLan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

1,700 U.S. soldiers quit Iraq: French magazine+ ( ) PARIS, Dec 04, 2003 (Kyodo via COMTEX) -- One thousand and seven hundred U.S. soldiers have deserted their posts in Iraq, with many of them failing to return to military duty after getting permission to go back to the United States, according to the French weekly magazine Le Canard Enchaine. The magazine, known for its satires and exposes, said the French intelligence agency obtained the information from what it described an "American colleague." Citing a senior French official posted in Washington, the magazine also said that 7,000 U.S. soldiers have left Iraq allegedly due to psychological troubles and other illnesses. Some 2,200 others sustained serious injuries including the loss of limbs, it said. 2003 Kyodo News (c) Established 1945 highmarkfunds.stockpoint.com