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March/April 2001

Vol.4, No. 3

Contents

The Special Relationship Reaffirmed
by Melvin Rhodes

When the Angel Leaves the Storm, Part 2
by Darris McNeely

Mad Cow Disease: The Fear Alone Is Costly
by Cecil E. Maranville

Another Crack in the Transatlantic Alliance?
by Paul Kieffer

In Brief...World News Review
by Cecil E. Maranville and John Ross Shroeder

This is the Way...Running Better Than Ever
by Robin Webber

The Special Relationship Reaffirmed

The close historic ties between Britain and the United States continue, yet a cloud hangs over the alliance. Britain is increasingly caught in the middle between the United States and Europe.

by Melvin Rhodes

Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, on a visit to the United States a few years ago, told viewers on a breakfast television program that the great lesson of the 20th century was that when Britain and the United States stood side by side in the interests of world peace, they always won.

These words were reminiscent of the prophetic warning given by German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck in the 19th century, who predicted that the most important fact of the coming 20th century was that Britain and the United States spoke the same language.

The impact of this upon Germany was to be profound.

Winston Churchill, whose mother was the American Jennie Jerome, once cautioned, "English is the common language that divides us."

The preceding comments are reminders that Britain and America are very similar, but still different. Inevitably, their interests will not always coincide.

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