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fading Sandinista colors
Ken Hanly wrote: > I wonder what Louis P. thinks of all this?
Gar Lipow writes:
<speculation>
Labor's Flag, the Worker's Flag is not so very red as you might
think!
Labor's Flag, the people's Flag proudly waves the palest pink!
<end speculation>
despite Ortega's shift to the right, there was a report on US
National Public Radio that he was being lambasted by his opponents
as being the same as Osama bin Laden. They publicly interpreted
his political shift as simply a ruse. Also, people -- including
an American, who had some kind of official connection that I
didn't get -- were quoted as saying that if Ortega became President,
US aid would be cut off and maybe the civil war would re-start.
Ironically, it probably doesn't "pay" to change your politics
in this way...
-- Jim Devine
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