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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (185207)	3/19/2004 9:45:12 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1572468

Of course, I'm sure you think it's all Bush's fault. Many Koreans think the same way, too, but all of their Bush-bashing isn't going to solve one thing, much like their Reagan-bashing of the 80's didn't do squat (though they had much more of a reason to hate Reagan than Bush). I don't think its all Bush's fault but a lot of it is his fault. P.S. - One of my wife's friends in Korea had some coworkers who were praising Osama bin Laden just a few weeks after 9/11 happened. Never mind their hatred of America; those idiots never realized that all Osama did was wake a sleeping giant once again. Its seems to me that at some point you need to break it down........where Bush went wrong vs the unfairness of others. To continually blame others for their anti Bush sentiment serves little purpose. ted