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To: Michael81Dus
Actually, I don´t think that anyone would bother if we´d chose to build up nukes on our own (or buy some American-made). There´s a trust in Germany that we pose no threat to anyone...

I'm sure many nations do feel that way, Michael. But I'm also pretty sure that Poland and, especially, Russia, would not like a nuclear Germany.

I like Germany and the German people. I lived in Augsburg for three years and Berlin for four. The Bavarians and the Berliners, as a whole, were very appreciative of the American presence.

The SPD and the Watermelons can go pound sand, but they were the only bad thing :-)

46 posted on 01/10/2004 9:16:49 PM PST by VeniVidiVici (There is nothing Democratic about the Democrat party.)
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To: VeniVidiVici
The SPD and the Watermelons can go pound sand, but they were the only bad thing :-)

LOL!

I think Russia has no saying regarding nuclear weapons for Germany. Granted, it´s speculation, but Poland and Germany have good relations, even since we actively supported the admission to NATO and EU. And I can imagine a buildup of nukes in a European defense strategy (as part of the NATO-strategy), so that everyone knows we would not threaten our neighbours. After all, this is very unlikely, because I cannot think of a situation that D.C. revokes its security guarantee - and of a country that would launch NBC-weapons against a member of NATO.

But now that I think about it: it was Kohl why we have excellent relations with our neighbours. Schröder actually only deteriorates it all.

Thanks for having contributed to my security!

Michael

47 posted on 01/11/2004 12:37:43 AM PST by Michael81Dus
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