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To: George Coyne who wrote (35843)	2/22/1998 4:19:00 PM
From: Sector Investor	Respond to of 61433

<<I think we should keep troops there and keep up the pressure until we can convince more than just Britain that it is necessary to enforce the destruction of weapons.>> I fully agree. <<We should also encourage internal opposition, and BACK IT, when it shows signs of succeeding.>> The next leader could be just as bad. We need to get a more moderate regime in place. <<The UN agreement will end up being merely another delaying tactic, but we have painted ourselves into the corner in which we will have to accept it for the time being. In other words, No strike for now.>> Again we agree. But bombing alone is just delaying the inevitable too. I don't agree with that. <<Eventually, there will have to be an "inspection by force".>> Agree here as well. But let's get stronger backing first - particularly from the Arab countries.