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Space Restrictions
Frist follies. Doing the Houston Shuttle. Kosovo and the War on Terror. Baghdad blues. Permanent evolution. Plus much more.
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? br> -- Clasina Segura br> New Iberia, Louisiana /p> p> WITHDRAW br> Re: Doug Bandow's Closing the Books on Kosovo : /p>Now that NATO (pardon me -- the "EU"?) has established a strong Muslim foothold in its underbelly, I believe we should not only leave Bosnia/Yugoslavia/Whatever you wish to call it, but also Germany, Belgium, Greece, etc. except for some "serious" bases of operations from which we can launch and support our military unencumbered (e.g. Italy, Czech Republic, and Britain).
We may choose to "report" the atrocities committed by "both sides" and the apparent "disingenuous reporting" preceding our "invasion," but doubt that will ever happen.
p>This was and is not a problem of the U.S. any more than the Euros would claim ownership of our problems with Venezuela, Colombia, Cuba, or Mexico. br> --
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