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John Chevy Chase Kerry
Biking for our pleasure. Plus other signs of Boomer maturity. Also: A new Canadian initiative. Lessons in proliferation. IT recovery. And more.
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p> I have the feeling that one of his advisers told Senator Kerry that he needs to act more presidential. Judging from his misadventure on the ski slopes in Idaho and his cycling mishap in Concord, it seems that the senator has taken this advice. Unfortunately for him, he is acting very Presidential Ford. br> -- John Corrigan /p> p> LESSONS IN PROLIFERATION br> Re: Marina Malenic's Pyongyang Proliferation : /p>Marina Malenic suggests that if a terrorist organization went shopping for nuclear weapons "...the suspect list for the supply-side of the equation would be short. And North Korea would lead it."
p>I am afraid she is wrong. The former Soviet states have not accounted for literally hundreds of nuclear warheads. Those warheads are somewhere, and there is a reason why they have not been found. br> -- Jan Machat br> Redmond, Washington
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