Carrol and others,
Let's keep the ad hominem nastiness out of this.
==Dan

At 09:57 AM 02/14/2003 -0600, you wrote:
>Brennen Lukas wrote:
> >
> > I am quite aware of America's questionable history in its dealings with
> > other nations. You see, kind sir, I felt that those sentiments had been
> > amply brought to light by others on the list. The laundry list of American
> > sins has been aired quite thoroughly on the clothes line. My intention was
> > to offer the flip side of the Polo towel, in which America's government has
> > to deal with the world as it currently exists.
> >
>
>I remember back in the 1940s when even in high school classes a frequent
>topic of conversation was "What were the Good Germans doint?" Brennen,
>you are a good German.
>
>Carrol

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