The debate over the happenings in Kossovo are still heatedly raging (just look a few posts over). Many conflicting conclusions have been drawn. The general consensus is that nations should act with compassion and without regard to their own or their allies' self interest. That they should do things out of pure, not ulterior motives.
What sort of international behavior are you expecting? No nation in the history of the world has done a d*mn thing, laudable or heinous, without an ulterior motive, and I challenge anyone to conclusively prove otherwise!
--Baloo
(Hmmm... I guess I'll get that blackbelt in "Curmudgeon-do!)
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[This message was edited by Baloo on April 06, 1999.]
Posted by Cargile (Member # 45) on :
Hey what about. . .dammit! Antartica isn't really a country is it.
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