why would the Bush people institute such a plan? If you don't choose
the right tool, it's very hard to do the job.

On 8/14/06, Bill Lear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Monday, August 14, 2006 at 15:02:54 (-0400) Robert Naiman writes:
>I would like to promote this idea on the grounds that 1) the US is
>responsible 2) everyone is pissed at us 3) giving people jobs building
>stuff tends to put them in a good mood 4) it's plausible that the
>endgame of this is that this is the last Israeli invasion of Lebanon,
>and a permanent strengthening of the Lebanese government and political
>system, and a vigorous Marshall Plan would help bring this about 5)
>the amount of money involved is huge relative to the Lebanese economy
>but 6) piddling in relation to the US economy.
>
>An ideal spokesperson for this would be someone involved or connected
>somehow with the original Marshall Plan who would be willing to e.g.
>write or sign an op-ed on the topic. Any leads?

Why a Marshall Plan, the intent of which was to widen our empire?

Why not simple reparations?


Bill



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