[Paul Ross]

OTOH, most are going to see the Admiral and the State Dept's international law expert as having more credibility.

Actually, Ronald Reagan has a hell of a lot more credibility to me than anybody espousing LOST. He took the proper action, not only formally withdrawing from LOST...but firing the passel of liars and UN apologists that had created it / "negotiated it"... with the U.N.

So you must have liked it when Bill Clinton revived it...and ushered it and its partisans back into the State Dept.

Only Reaganite Jesse Helms kept it bottled up for those 8 long years. Thank God for Jesse.

But now they have a new plan of attack, still firmly ensconced in their Foggy Bottom sinecures...exploiting the new players and their ignorance.

[Ben Ficklin]

Everyone of Reagan's objections were met. The amendment with the changes was signed.

If you don't like the the transit language in the treaty, send Ridenour out to negotiate a special agreement on the Straits of Hormuz with the ayatollah. I'm sure that Fidel is looking forward to sitting down with Ron Paul to discuss the Florida Straits.