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From: ray@rochester.UUCP (Ray Frank)
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: Re: "We will bury you." -Khruschev
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Date: Fri, 22-Nov-85 09:09:20 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov 22 09:09:20 1985
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>  
> On the other hand, while Khruschev never said "We will bury you",
> Ronald Reagan *did* say:
>  "The bombing starts in five minutes."
>  
I suppose Khruschev never beat his desk with his fists while other speakers
at the United Nations tried to talk, or I suppose he never took off his shoes
and beat the heals against the podium.  Nice behavior for a world leader.
How embarassing if Reagan or any other president did this.

Khruschev's behavior was a frightening caricature of a disturbed little boy
who wasn't getting his way.  With a disturbed personality such as this, 
would it surprise anyone if he said "We will bury you or We will survive you?"
What did he mean 'survive us'?  After a nuclear attack, Russia will be alive andAmerica will be dead?  Food for thought here.

Did Khruschev say: "We won't have to defeat you from outside, you will be
defeated from within, and your youth will raise our flag?"  Communists causing
unrest over here?  Hmmmm.

Sometimes I get the impression from the responses on the net that some
youths already have their hands on the flag pole rope.