Sad events in Galicia.

[Douglass Norvell]

So American teenagers wearing T - Shirts that say "FUCK Bush" are being
treated warmy in Spain.

Perhaps those teenagers would like to live in Kosovo where Americans stopped
the slaughter of civillians while Europe "debated" the issue, or perhaps
they would have enjoyed day-to-day life under the Saddam regime where rape
was used as a toture technique.

Americans are strong, brave and beautiful, enjoying a level of moral
superiority never achieved in history.

Wherever and whenever world citizens face humanitarian crises, Americans
will be their to help using persuasion, pressure or paratroopers.

This responsibility has been thrust upon us.

Douglass G. Norvell, Ph.D.
Private First Class
Ninth Marine Expeditionary Force





----- Original Message -----
From: Jeffrey Crawley <jeffrey.crawleyaFABERMAUNSELL.COM>
To: <GOCAMINOaPETE.URI.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2003 3:15 AM
Subject: Sad events in Galicia.


> Not wishing to be accused of stirring the pot but thought you should know.
>
> Prime Minister Aznar's popularity in Spain has reached an all time low
> principally because of his wholehearted support for the Bush/Blair war on
> Iraq.
>
> This culminated last week with the offices of his Popular Party in Galicia
> being fire bombed.
>
> I am told by friends out there that there is a lot of disquiet because he
is
> devoting a lot of energy to a war the majority of Spaniards do not support
> instead of sorting out domestic problems such as unemployment and clearing
> oil off of Galician beaches.
>
> They further report that both the Americans and British are being received
> 'cooly' but, for the most part, with no outward antagonism.  American
> students sporting a popular tee-shirt with the slogan F**K BUSH - STOP THE
> WAR! are, however, being tread much more warmly.
>
> I hope you manage to tread a more moderate (and less offensive) Camino.
>
> best wishes
>
> Jeffrey