Re: an arteest

From: James Rovira <jrovira@drew.edu>
Date: Wed Apr 09 2003 - 14:35:17 EDT

Daniel -- all this rah rah military crap is pretty irrelevant when it
comes to the facts surrounding US foreign policy. Favorable comparisons
with other countries is irrelevant when we're talking about US foreign
policy. Bottom line is the best interests of the US people and the kind
of country we want to be. So far, I don't think we've been acting in
our real self interests and we haven't always acted like the country I
want us to be.

It doesn't bother me at all, by the way, to see the Taliban removed from
power, or Hussein. Just remember that less than a year before 9/11 Bush
gave the Taliban millions of dollars to help with its "war on drugs."
 Don't be surprised if some of that money helped, even indirectly, the
9/11 terrorists. Our government walks awkwardly while carrying its big
stick, and I'm getting a bit sick of it. I voted for Bush the first
time around -- both of them, actually. This next election I'm very
tempted to vote Democrat if they can drag someone up that isn't a bigger
moron than Bush. My real preference would be to see Powell or McCain
win the Republican Party nomination, but that's not going to happen...

Jim

Yocum Daniel GS 21 CES/CEOE wrote:

>My grand father was a Seabee (US Navy equivalent to the Army Engineers), I
>followed in his footsteps. You know; 'We build, we fight, we party all
>night". My dad was regular Navy, Gunners Mate aboard an LSD in Vietnam.
>Many of my great uncles (I have a huge family on my mom's side, I have over
>100 first cousins that I grew up with, some whom served in the first gulf
>war) fought in Bataan or Europe.
>
>Daniel
>
>
>

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