Go to http://www.sfgate.com for a column from yesterday's San
Francisco Chronicle by Carolyn Lochead (off on the spelling there)
on the KSA. Public beheading of homosexuals and other nasty sheeit.
Michael Pugliese--- Original Message ---
>From: Rakesh Bhandari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Date: 1/8/02 1:46:00 AM
>

>I don't want any trouble with our govt--I am a loyal citizen--so
I am 
>making this public. I shall be offlists for months. Bye, Rakesh
>
>Mr Prescod:
>I want to add one thing: I *do* support the movement to incarcerate

>members of and freeze the assets of terrorist organizations,
and have 
>said so repeatedly.  Here I support the Bush team from the VP
to the 
>Pentagon chief to the National Security advisor in terms of
these 
>objectives. I have said so from the beginning, and say so again.
I am 
>over-joyed that they are FINALLY bringing these forces under
control, 
>and enthusiastic that Pakistan-supported terrorism in Kashmir
may be 
>contained which will make it easier I believe to resolve the
question 
>of the status and autonomy of JK.   I am utterly repulsed by
Osama 
>bin Laden, and feel confident that he would take the head of
a 
>socialist like me. But then I am  sure the Saudi royal family
would 
>be quite unkind  to me as well. The Saudi regime is a terrorist
one 
>whose twisted and sick offspring Osama bin Laden is. I tremble
at the 
>thought of being one of the millions of innocent people who
live in 
>the cross fire from that frighteningly arbitrary despotism and
that 
>twisted, women hating, repulsive terrorist organization.
>
>  I am arguing that the US needs to do what it can to allow
for the 
>development of democracy within Sa'udi Arabia, and I have been
very 
>disappointed that the administration has said so little on this

>front. Maybe it's doing something behind the scenes--do you
know? I 
>say this in hopes that in case you are not what you seem--that
is, 
>you are govt intelligence-- you do not question that I am a
loyal to 
>my fellow American citizens. It is in terms of our collective
safety 
>that I think it urgent the our govt makes use of its latent
power to 
>to open up the Gulf states and achieve a rapprochement with
the Iraqi 
>regime that allows the easing of the sanctions.  But I am afraid
as 
>was an army official in the WSJ  a few days ago that the Bush's

>administration links to oil companies  will make them too cautious
in 
>dealing with the royal family. I mean, aren't half of them (i
mean 
>the royal family, not the bush administration!) addicted to
hashish? 
>can't we push them around a bit?
>Rakesh
>
>

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