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From: laura@utcsstat.UUCP (Laura Creighton)
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Subject: Re: The Draft
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Date: Fri, 19-Aug-83 18:28:15 EDT
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In your consideration of how the US might get into a war, do not
neglect the possibility that some hostile nation might invade one
of the US's allies -- say England. If it became obvious that the US
was perfectly willing to see all of Europe fall, this might seem a
good strategy. You do not need nukes in this case (though you might
decide to use one).

After chewing on this one, consider -- is your attitude different
when the American ally is England as opposed to San Salvador? 

See. Life is tricky, and the business of alliances and responsibility
is likely to remain so for a long time...

Laura Creighton
utzoo!utcsstat!laura