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From: mr@homxb.UUCP (M.RINDSBERG)
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: re: Death to baby killers, NOW!
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Date: Wed, 15-Jan-86 09:36:04 EST
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> > > Micheal Lewis (afb@bucc-i) says:
> >  . . . . .
> >  I second the motion. This guy Quadaffi is pure evil scum. Above plan
> > sounds fine to me. I hope Reagan has the same idea.
> > -- 
> > Name: Gary Kremen
>  
> 1)provide the evidence that Libya actually supported Abu Nydal.
>   The Reagan administration has yet to provide it.  Austria, the country
>   which was the *victim* of the attack, has stated that they will join
>   sanctions *when solid evidence is presented to prove any country's 
>   support*.  The Austrian government says it has yet to see such evidence.
>   The only "evidence" we have is Reagan's claim that he "knows" but can't
>   say what his evidence is.  Given that the Reagan administration has
>   provided fabrications in the past, such as the argument that bee feces
>   were evidence of "Yellow Rain" chemical warfare, such evidence which
>   *cannot be revealed* hardly seems convincing.

This is wonderful, everyone is asking the US to show exactly how their
intelligence got information about all this. Do you know how valuable
a good intelligence network is ? and how much value it loses when it becomes
public ?
 
> 3)Some time ago there *was* a terrorist attack *in the capitol of the
>   United States*.  It was the bombing of a former member of the Chilean
>   government under Allende by Pinochet's police forces.  Did we hear
>   anxious calls to "blow up Pinochet"?

Like I said before, Libya is now the most recognized supporter of terrorism
and will take the heat first. When a precedent has been set in US policy 
towards these types of countries then the rest will be taken care of.
  
> 4)While Reagan and the American media wail against terrorism conducted
>   by the "enemy" they *never even mention* our own support for
>   terrorist campaigns against innocent civilians in Nicaragua and now
>   (thanks to Jerry Falwell, Jack Kemp and friends) in Angola.
>   Yet there was an interesting letter in the NYTimes (Jan. 9) from
>   Edgar Chamorro, a former leader of the contras who quit in disgust.
>   Here is an interesting statement he made in his letter:

See above.
     
> *THINK* for god's sake before salivating for flesh and carnage.
>                   tim sevener  whuxn!orb

Mark
homxb!mr

Death to terrorists and supporters of terrorism