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From: karate@ukc.ac.uk (D.A.Goodman)
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Subject: Re: Air raid on Libya
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Date: Sun, 4-May-86 12:21:23 EDT
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I agreed with everything said in the article except this:

>
>Not likely (because of their ties to Kaddaffi), but a 
>Labour Party government in England at this point can't 
>be distinguished from a Communist government by any
>reasonable measure.
>...
>Clayton E. Cramer
>
>"Beyond gravity -- a new way of thinking."


Don't be stupid. I voted Conservative, but I would have to admit that 
very few members of the Labour Party can be described as Communists, no
matter how misguided their policies. They are 'Socialist', that much they
confess themselves.