En relaci�n a RE: [CrashList] Re: [CrashList-talk] Coming soon ,
el 29 Jul 00, a las 19:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] dijo:

> This is a very valid criticism, however, both China and Russia have
> demonstrated a willingness to sell their silence in the past, and in
> the Russian case, with respect to Yugoslavia, and letting the "allies"
> have their way with her.  It is probably the urgency of the crisis of
> capital that will determine how unilaterally (eg NATO) vs.
> multilaterally this military effort might be perpetrated.  Certainly
> Russia and China have the power to stop it in either case, but they
> have not done so for Iraq, nor for Yugoslavia, and the beat goes on.
> Somehow, their threat to Western hegemony always seems to end up on
> the auction block well before it gets actually implemented.
>
> Peace,
> Ken

Sad first precedent: Spain, 1936.


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