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Subject: Re: Long-term Effects of Foreign Policy Decisions
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Date: Fri, 4-Nov-83 17:17:43 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov  4 17:17:43 1983
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Carl Amport's comments about long-term effects are worth considering.
Of course, it's possible to come to different conclusions than he has.
For example, consider the ill will towards the US in Latin America
as a result of our Grenadan adventure.  Popular opposition to the cruise
missle deployments has grown substantially in Europe.  (I'm not saying
I'm for deployment (nor am I saying I'm against it); it's just that most
hardliners in this country who support the invasion of Grenada also
support the cruise missles.  Which is worth more?)

		--Steve Bellovin