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To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (526)	8/31/1998 10:25:00 AM
From: Henry Volquardsen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3536

Gustave, You might be interested in the following amazon.com Re Soros, he does have a political agenda but he is also out to make money. But he was clearly investing in Russia and was talking it up for the past fews months. Seems his conspiratorial abilities failed him on that one and cost his fund $2 billion. And how do you explain Steinhardt, Paul Tudor Jones and the others being involved in this conspiracy? I did read your last message on the WWIII thread and you are just digging yourself in deeper with your implication that the French bombed the US embassies in Africa. Nice to see btw that you are confirming that that is what you are implying. Yes the French did bomb the Rainbow Warrior. The Rainbow Warrior was directly challenging French sovereignty and the French apparently believed the New Zealanders were not up to catching them. The US has on the other hand showed a remarkable ability to track to perpetrators from a small amount of evidence. The notion that the French would bomb two US embassies and think the US would be unable to track it back to them is idiotic. The French may be arrogant and obnoxious but they are not that stupid. Henry