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To: boris_a who wrote (193925)	7/10/2004 2:15:57 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575583

3) Right after the attacks, the opposition immediately offered a delay of the vote. Aznar refused, speculating on getting away with manipulation of the press and the public opinion. The "lead your people to a war by manipulation and propaganda and then denounce all critique as unpatriotic and count on blind support" didn't work in Spain. Aznar, Bush and Blair are all the same......they are elitists who think they know what's best for their people. One down, two to go. BTW, Spain has more experience with terror and suffered much more terroristic blackmails than you might imagine. Spain never surrendered. Its that simple. And they know that the ETA terror grew out of an aggressive suppression of a cultural minority by applying military force, torture etc. However, American critics try to paint a country that is weak on terror. I am sick of their lies. ted