[Gatún(CraigIsaMangoTreeLawyer)]

1. The Pentagon cannot write or sign treaties with foreign countries. That's the U.S. Senate's job unless there are U.S. tax dollars involved; then the House of Representatives gets involved. So the answer to your question should be obvious.

2. There is no U.S. Naval presence in Panama. There is no longer a base for the navy to stay.

3. I'm bored with your ignorance.

[Paulie]

Maybe you should try thinking before you write. And answering the questions directly would help.

I never said the military signed any treaty, nor did the article. In fact I'm not saying anything from personal knowledge, only what the article is saying through an interview, and questioning why you dispute what veteran military officers are saying.

Simply living in Panama hardly gives you automatic credibility for what's going on there with regard to American national security issues. Also, if you truly did know what you were talking about, you wouldn't resort to name calling and demeaning statements.

[WatchNKorea]

"3. I'm bored with your ignorance."
9 posted on 01/28/2003 7:18 AM PST by Gatún(CraigIsaMangoignorantTreeLawyer)

speaking of casting stones.....
(when will you be back Gatun/or are you now hiding again/bttt