March 01, 2004

WORTHY:

New questions in UK about war's legality: Reports: Army chiefs concerned, so Attorney General redrafted legal advice. (Tom Regan, 3/01/04, csmonitor.com)

"Everybody spies on everybody," said Inocencio Arias, Spain's ambassador to the UN. "And when there's a big crisis, big countries spy a lot. If your mission is not bugged, then you're really worth nothing."

Are Spain and Poland the only two serious countries left in Europe?

Posted by Orrin Judd at March 1, 2004 01:39 PM
Comments

Just like the US should only intervene in countries where we have no interests, we should only spy on countries (like Canada) that don't matter.

Posted by: Raoul Ortega at March 1, 2004 03:37 PM

As a lawyer, I can say beyond peradventure, that getting lawyers involved in war policy is a mistake. Wasn't Alger Hiss a lawyer?

Posted by: Fred Jacobsen (San Fran) at March 1, 2004 08:01 PM

What have you got against the Czech Republic--is Havel not serious enough for you?

Posted by: Kirk Parker at March 2, 2004 02:28 AM
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