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To: jbe who wrote (33936)	4/6/1999 7:22:00 PM
From: Rambi	Respond to of 108807

Yes- I can see where he might be offended; I wonder where I came up with that. Oh wait! It was off a Book Store calendar!!! Let me go check--- ..... Yup! They have him as Jean-Baptiste! Well, that gives one pause! Whom can one trust if not the creator of a book store calendar??? But moving on- today William Wordsworth (unless he's really Mike or Butch) is 229 years old, a babe next to Jean Jacques. But then, the Child is Father to the Man. How are you jbe! Nice to see you!

To: jbe who wrote (33936)	4/7/1999 1:03:00 AM
From: Chuzzlewit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108807

jbe, there you are! We haven't talked in such a long that I have forgotten what it's like to be interviewed <VBG>. I remember trying to ask you questions about Russia and you somehow always managed to turn the tables on me and ask me questions. So -- What is to be done with the Balkans and Eastern Europe? Why does NATO believe that the Balkans are more worthy of military action than say Chechnya? Can military action solve a thousand year old problem? And perhaps the real mistake was destabilizing Yugoslavia to begin with. Can you answer these questions, because I am becoming more confused by the minute. And asking me anything will do you no good. I know nothing! TTFN, CTC