From: Dehede011@aol.com
Date: Sun Feb 23 2003 - 08:01:25 MST
In a message dated 2/22/2003 11:49:11 PM Central Standard Time,
lcorbin@tsoft.com writes: Not bad (though it's quite a bit to skim through).
Anyway, Ron, some may have an inability to see the next enemy, but it would
be absolutely incredible if any random nation, e.g. Iceland, was the world's
next hot spot.
Lee,
We are on two diffferent pages of the songbook. You may well be right
in a discussion of what experts know. I recall MacArthur's knowing decades
before the 2nd World War that Japan would eventually be an enemy. But the
general population such as those on this list always get surprised. As the
sailor said at Pearl Harbor. "Who do thoses planes belong to?" After he was
told Japan he said, "Japan? I didn't even know they were mad at us."
On a different page of the song book we have often had to tell the
international community that we weren't going to be suckered into their
treaty machinations. That is basically President Bush's position on the
Kyoto Treaty.
Ron h
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