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From: robg@mmintl.UUCP (Robert Goldman)
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Subject: Re: The Shame of the President
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Date: Wed, 1-May-85 10:41:32 EDT
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Robert Zarcone writes:

Should we let the world forget what happened?  No.  Should we in 
anyway honor the madmen that made it possible?  Never!  But isn't
about time we stopped condeming a whole generation of people because
they fought for their country when its existence was being threatened?
No?  Tell me that again when you see the tanks in the street.

	It seems to me that visiting Bitburg falls into the `honor the
madmen', rather than the `stop condemning' category.

				Robert Goldman
				MultiMate International