mmt@dciem.UUCP (Martin Taylor) (08/25/84)
************** In fact many of the activities the Reagan Administration calls "questionable" would only be violations of treaties which the Reagan administration has refused to ratify or support. Not only has the Reagan administration been totally unsuccessful in preventing a single Soviet missile from being deployed but treaties already negotiated have been jettisoned: the Threshold Test Ban Treaty, the Peaceful Nuclear Explosions Treaty, the Non- Proliferation Treaty, the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. President ************** And not just treaties with the Soviet Union, either. What about boundary water pollution treaties with Canada? The general mood seems to be that a treaty is fine so long as the other guy is inconvenienced, but if it the USA, well, we're big and strong, so no-one can stop us from tearing up this scrap of paper. Not good for the defenders of the free world. -- Martin Taylor {allegra,linus,ihnp4,floyd,ubc-vision}!utzoo!dciem!mmt {uw-beaver,qucis,watmath}!utcsrgv!dciem!mmt
porges@inmet.UUCP (08/29/84)
#R:dciem:-107900:inmet:7800133:000:352 inmet!porges Aug 27 23:24:00 1984 I find it especially galling when conservatives complain that the Soviets have violated this treaty, that treaty, and SALT II -- a treaty which those same conservatives caused not to be ratified by the Senate. Now really... -- Don Porges ...harpo!inmet!porges ...hplabs!sri-unix!cca!ima!inmet!porges ...yale-comix!ima!inmet!porges