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To: tejek who wrote (1302)	11/18/2004 2:39:37 AM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1968

Britons reject Blair's closeness to the US By Andrew Grice, Political Editor 17 November 2004 Tony Blair's "shoulder to shoulder" support for America is rejected today by a majority of British people, who believe it is more important to have good relations with European countries. A poll by NOP for The Independent found that 64 per cent of people think that having good relations with Britain's European Union partners is more important than with the United States, while only 25 per cent believe the relationship with the US should take priority. The findings are a setback to Mr Blair and may embarrass him on the eve of tomorrow's visit to Britain by Jacques Chirac, the French President, who wants Europe to become an alternative centre of power to America. Although Mr Blair is determined to act as a "bridge" between the US and EU, he vowed during a visit to Washington last week that Britain's strong bond with America would continue for as long as he remained Prime Minister. continued.............. news.independent.co.uk

To: tejek who wrote (1302)	11/18/2004 11:36:53 AM
From: Hope Praytochange	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1968

coachroach ??? did NOT show up yet ??? or on sucide watch <<<The psychiatrist Hadassah Brooks Morgan says that John Kerry's defeat, coming on the heels of the Yankees' collapse in the playoffs against the Red Sox, plunged many of her patients into near-catatonic distress. "In my whole 40 years of practice here I have never heard patients as bereft by a result as this," she told me on the phone. "There was a feeling in session after session of the insult to one's tribe, a loss of purpose and direction. For men, their sports team being beaten at the same time made them feel New York is no longer the command center, no longer the winning city they identify with or that so many people move here to find.">>>>