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To: Timeout
I´m afraid to say that the reports about your President aren´t favourable in Europe. Therefore, majorities in whole Europe think of Pres. Bush as a danger. In fact, it´s Europe that didn´t understand the change of Americas security policy after September 11 2001.
402 posted on 03/20/2003 5:51:05 AM PST by Michael81Dus (Even the dumb will see soon that the war was the right decision.)
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To: Michael81Dus
I´m afraid to say that the reports about your President aren´t favourable in Europe.

That's stating it mildly!!!!!

406 posted on 03/20/2003 5:52:02 AM PST by An.American.Expatriate
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To: Michael81Dus
Here's something from PRAVDA (!!): Panic in the Iraqi Administration (Pravda)
The Iraqi crisis develops on the scenario, which can hardly be called the best for the current world order. If the UN Security Council was a board, which could assist in coming to a certain consent, the current world order would be preserved for long, in spite of the fact that it seemed to be rather anachronistic after the events of September 11th. However, the UN proved its inefficiency again: this organization is incapable of finding a compromise to stop a superpower.

415 posted on 03/20/2003 5:54:12 AM PST by Carolina
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To: Michael81Dus
In fact, it´s Europe that didn´t understand the change of Americas security policy after September 11 2001.

They have forgotten this....

We shall never forget. I think you understand this.

467 posted on 03/20/2003 6:09:42 AM PST by Timeout (...an angel still rides in the whirlwind and directs this storm--GWB inaugural address)
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