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To: Gunnar who wrote (242)	9/5/1998 6:40:00 AM
From: Gofer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 486

Don't think that I support the rebels just because I don't like Kabila. The sad thing is that there appears to be no good solution for DRC. It's the lesser of 2 evils, and I don't know which is worse. We have to hope that the peace talks go well, although I'm sceptical. It would be quite an achievement for central and southern Africa if they could settle this peacefully. So far the most rational statements have come from South Africa and Zambia. They should contribute the "peacekeeping" force. Of course, UNITA would still need to be dealt with.

To: Gunnar who wrote (242)	9/16/1998 9:21:00 PM
From: Gofer	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 486

A fabulous anti-Kabila tirade: marekinc.com You've probably already seen it, but I post it for browsers of this thread. The new support for Kabila from Sudan gives me 2 thoughts: 1. Kabila has at least one talent: persuading his neighbours to do his fighting for him. 2. He is the ultimate slut. He will "do business" with anyone, even a pariah like Sudan. (Now why am I thinking of Bill Clinton?) I wonder where the truce talks road-show will turn up next. Isn't it bizarre?