Jim F.
On Mon, 3 Dec 2001 12:24:35 -0500 "Max Sawicky"
<sawicky at bellatlantic.net> writes:
> I don't see any, except for the slim possibility of a
> far-sighted, rational State Department.
>
> Two more depressing data-points in this vein:
> Joe Lieberman's advocacy of an Iraq invasion,
> and Chuck Schumer's likening of Arafat
> with the Taliban. Put this together with the
> likelihood that somebody like Al Gore would
> feel obliged to over-compensate in military
> response to terrorism and we are almost at
> the point where the Dems, at least in terms of
> the presidential race, really are not the lesser
> of evils from a liberal standpoint.
>
> mbs
>
>
> >We could hypothesize that the Israeli model -- endless terrorism
> >and state repression as a bulwark against any progressive change
> --
> >will be the domestic content of the New World Order. Who 'started
> >it' becomes irrelevant. It just goes on.
>
> With no way out?
> Doug
>
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