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To: Win Smith who wrote (122976)	1/9/2004 7:00:49 PM
From: aladin	Respond to of 281500

Well good for you. That post has the our original posts word for word - please note the only demonization of Germany, gloification of Reagan, discussion of W or conservative dogma was in your post. Have a great weekend.

To: Win Smith who wrote (122976)	1/9/2004 7:21:44 PM
From: Ish	Respond to of 281500

<< it's always all somebody else's fault. >> There You go again. Whom is exactully somebody?

To: Win Smith who wrote (122976)	1/10/2004 12:53:06 AM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

<<...Is it not the Bush administration’s impatience with a working multilateral solution to the problem of containing Iraq that "failed" America in the clutch? Are we not paying for that failure every day not only with hundreds of billions of dollars (and few genuine allies) but also with the lives of hundreds of brave men and women? Bush claimed to be protecting the nation from "terrorism" but launched a war against a nation that, according to his own CIA, played no role in any anti-American terrorism for more than a decade. In the meantime, we are, as I write this, on Orange alert and Osama bin Laden — the man who launched these horrific attacks - continues to mock us with his reconstituted minions. And yet even in the media’s most thoughtful and prestigious publications, reporters insist that it is the Democrats, rather than Bush, who must demonstrate their "credibility" on matters of national security...>> truthout.org