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From: orb@whuxl.UUCP (SEVENER)
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: Re: Re: Making Friends for the Soviets
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Date: Wed, 21-Nov-84 12:14:56 EST
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> Well, Sevener, I see your up to your old tricks again.  Just when was
> it that the Sandinistas travelled all over Europe looking for
> weapons?  Let's have some information.  I think you will be eating your
> words again.  

I never knew I ate any words to begin with!  On the other hand those
expecting Reagan not to raise taxes are in for a great shock! Isn't it
amazing how just days after the election the deficit goes from something
we can just "grow out of" to a matter of GRAVE concern?
Anyway, my statement that the Nicaraguans went to foreign governments to
ask for weapons is based upon two sources: NPR (National Public Radio)
and the New York Times.  I know that it is unfortunate that such "liberal"
organs of information exist that bother to tell their audience such
unsavory facts but they are usually accurate.
I am not sure exactly which NY Times I saw it in.  NPR reported it in
a special report on Central America last week.  Call them and ask them
if you don't believe me.
yours in truth, tim sevener whuxl!orb