>To those of you who are not American, you could not know how we feel about
>Ronald Reagan. At a time when we were feeling low and unsure of ourselves, he
>brought an honesty, forcefulness, leadership, and direction to our identity.
>Although many men and women were responsible for ending the "Cold War",
>Reagan was perhaps the most influential.
Ahem. Speak for yourself, please. Many of us Americans do not have any
such positive feelings about that B movie actor.
>Hitler
There used to be a rule on USENET that whenever any discussion wandered
from the original topic over to Hitler or Nazis that it might be time
to start another subject.
>On this morning of the aniversary of Roslin Moor,
Good subject.
> I wore my Clan Sinclair
>badge and told my co-workers of William Sinclair and his battle with the army
>of Edward II. I expected there would be many notes on the discussion list
>concerning his fight for "what was right".
John S. Quarterman <jsq@mids.org>
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