"Al Gore's flip-flop on Red China"
Phipps
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> better than Bush, whoi wants a new cold war.
I don't want him either. After all, he's a Republican - although not
anywhere as severe as Gingrich & co.
On the other hand, I don't consider your libelous pronouncement fair
game.
Given Shrub's obvious disdain for diplomacy and geopolitics -
exemplified by his gratefulness for a [spoof] endorsement by Canada's
fictitious Prime Minister, "Christian Poutine" (~the French spelling of
"Putin") perpetrated by a 'francophone' journalist - it is far from
clear that the Shrub even thinks in geopolitical terms on a scale large
enough to encompass any thought of initiating a new cold war.
Bill Moore
>Egas Moniz wrote:
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>> better than Bush, whoi wants a new cold war.
>
>
>I don't want him either. After all, he's a Republican - although not
>anywhere as severe as Gingrich & co.
>
>On the other hand, I don't consider your libelous pronouncement fair
>game.
>
>Given Shrub's obvious disdain for diplomacy and geopolitics -
>exemplified by his gratefulness for a [spoof] endorsement by Canada's
>fictitious Prime Minister, "Christian Poutine" (~the French spelling of
Poutine is a popular Canadian snack food of french fries
covered in cheese curd and gravy. according to the Wall
Street Journal. See http://www.democrats.org/news/bushlite/bl061300.html
>"Putin") perpetrated by a 'francophone' journalist - it is far from
>clear that the Shrub even thinks in geopolitical terms on a scale large
>enough to encompass any thought of initiating a new cold war.
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