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To: marc ultra who wrote (4561)	4/11/1998 2:24:00 PM
From: wooden ships	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42834

Marc: Indeed, I shall not express my strident disagreement with your consummately ill-informed and stupendously juvenile and shallow analyses of political/economic events, circumstances, and attributions lest we descend down upon what you rightfully term the "slippery slope" of non-Brinker related discussion here. Suffice it to say, I stand by my assessment of the sterling charac- ter of Mr. Brinker and refer to the jellyfish nature of your libertine and hollow con artist president as a point of stark contrast only. Naturally, gentlemen may disagree.

To: marc ultra who wrote (4561)	4/11/1998 6:44:00 PM
From: Alan Whirlwind	Respond to of 42834

One of the first things Clinton said after his first inaguration was that the US would stay the course on Bosnia because "It's the American policy." "Of George Bush," he might just as well have added. The "pathetic dictators" that Clinton forced out of Haiti were replaced by that maniac Aristide who went into fits of ecstacy in front of crowds as he reminisced about the good old days of necklacing with the boys. The free trade of Clinton is allowing more vegetables in from Mexico that are washed with chemical and sewage contaminated water. Also, they don't have the same restrictions on pesticide/herbicide use there as our farmers do here. His bail out of Mexico could well become a black hole if lower oil prices return, forcing Mexico to reneg on the debt. I do give Clinton plenty of credit for granting Sinn Fein's Gerry Adam's a visa to visit the US and for his role in the current Ireland settlements, however, this comes from one who supports the goals in that country of the Provisional IRA and as such perhaps to many doesn't lend much credibility Clinton's way. The economy? Clinton has managed to continue what Reagan started, but when Clinton goes down, and he will before too long, the stock market could well go with him. If that doesn't have something to do with money then I admit I'm off-topic. --AG