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The Evergreen Syndrome
The tragedy of Rachel Corrie. Plus: Leapfrogging the French. So long, U.N. Go Army -- or Marines? Oscar weenies. Plus more.
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p> When you think about it even France has at least one redeeming quality. Were it not for Chirac and company a lot of people might still think the U.N. was an organization worthy of some respect. We should be grateful that France has done such a good job revealing what the U. N. is all about because it might motivate us to get out of that immoral, anti-Semitic swamp land. br> -- Dick Melville br> Ozone Park, NY /p> p> U.N.-AMERICAN br> Re: R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.'s The Last International : /p> p>What's next for the U.N.? The Internationalists should do a condo conversion of the property located at the East River and 42nd Street. br> -- Jack Hughes br> Chicago, IL
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