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["Wolfe, Joanna" <wolfe AT oup-usa.org>]

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> From:         David R. Matusiak
> Reply To:     internetworkers AT lists.ibiblio.org
> Sent:         Tuesday, October 8, 2002 4:01 PM
> To:   internetworkers AT lists.ibiblio.org
> Subject:      [internetworkers] anyone see the Bush speech?
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> since i don't have tv access, i couldn't see Dubya speak last nite.
> did anyone see it?
Hmm
I saw it - sort of - I was in the other room on the computer writing my 
congressional representatives
> does anyone have an opinion?
My opinions do not necessarily reflect those of my employer and as such 
should not be taken to represent them
> do you want to go to war?
Does anyone?
> do you think it would help anything?
Please, without the allies, the majority of the US population and the greater 
world community? Besides, don't we have enough economic problems?
> do you think we are being provided sufficient information to 
> debate/decide as a people?
Nothing that they really want us to know
> do you think?
I do - for myself.

> Stephen Zunes was not convinced by the rhetoric.
> 
> from <http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=14255>
> "President Bush Fails to Make His Case
> By Stephen Zunes, Foreign Policy in Focus
> October 8, 2002
> 
> Given what is at stake, one would have thought that the administration 
> would have made a stronger case for going to war than President George 
> W. Bush did on Monday evening." 
> 
Given what is at stake, you would think that he would address us from the 
white house and not from somewhere with a captive audience and an applause 
sign.

It's the economy stupid, not the war.
joanna wolfe

they are my opinions, and mine alone.
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