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To: JPR who wrote (1658)	6/27/1998 12:53:00 PM
From: Mohan Marette	Respond to of 12475

Clinton in China. JPR: I did watch a bit of it last night on TV but I don't know about Clinton's attitude about China with respect to human rights. It is like this,some one goes to a friend's house (not a good friend yet mind you) and start 'dissing' the host about his/her perceived shortcomings,not a smart move if that is the primary topic of discussion.Of course it is a bit different if one is visiting a 'good' friend for many years but in this case I believe Clinton is going too far with this human rights issue. I think 'lecturing' an independent country in public is a bad idea, it creates resentment and hostility particularly when the 'lecturer' is not 'perfect' by any means,it is rather condescending if you ask me and besides it may be perceived as meddling in one's internal affairs. I rather see Clinton or whomever engage China in a 'constructive' way rather than speaking down to them not only in public but before the whole world. It may be also perceived as arrogance. I did like the bit about the missiles. What did he say about Tibet I didn't get that part? As for my 'prediction' on Dell, it is based on just a 'gut feeling' taking into consideration the past performance of the stock.I have a feeling that the stock will split when it reaches around $120-$130 range so actually the stock will be $70-$80 in about 12 months post split.