Re: RARA-AVIS: those dirty Jap spies
rikke & hanne Kesten (rbkhbk@bcn.net)
Tue, 14 Jul 1998 13:48:45 -0300
Re: Joe Johnson's earlier post, it's not unwarranted to look at
all
sides these days when 1) NBC presents an hour-long special on
toxic
dumping in Louisiana and we learn that in the Reagan years the
oil
industry was given a blanket waiver by Congress saying that
ANYTHING
they dug up out of the ground WAS NOT to be considered toxic;
2) when a
former Sixty Minutes correspondent writes a book about special
military
units in Vietnam whose mission was to LOCATE AND MURDER
defectors; 3)
when the US Congress can't get their act together to even
discuss
campaign reform; 4) when claimants denied medical coverage are,
by
Congressional Legislation, not permitted DUE PROCESS OF LAW to
sue the
health providers for damages when they die or suffer; etc. etc.
etc.
There's a difference between being aware of possibilities in
today's
political climate and "partying on anti-American conjecture".
And I
think if more AMERICANS did this and made their views heard
we'd have an
even better society for all of us.
--steve kesten
>
> On 11 Jul 98, at 18:44, BaxDeal@aol.com
wrote:
>
> > and everyone knows America is the good guys
and
> > wouldn't do something as dirty and lowdown as
plant incriminating
> > evidence.
> >
> > John Lau
>
> John:
> While this accusation may or may not be true, you are
partying on anti-
> American conjecture.
>
>
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> Joseph M. Johnston, Ph.D.
johnston@netreach.net
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