
U203-F Display
Features:
8 digits volume,8 digits sales,6 digits price per unit
1.2”LCD yellow backlight
running normally on the condition of -40 C to 55 C
broad sight scope from all directions
Current:600 mA
100% Factory Tested.
Packing:
Weight:
Dimension :
300g/case of 1 120×253×26mm/case of 1
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hosts it was time to turn
the page on Franco-American disagreements. Under a big blue sky in New York, he commemorated the
terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001, decorated the city s police chief and firemen, remembered the
victims at a church service and promised that “we haven t forgotten, and we ll never forget.?
There are, broadly, two versions of what needs to be done about Franco-American relations. One,
advocated both by the Socialists and by Mr Chirac, argues for sticking to France s neo-Gaullist
independence. The other is the Atlanticist solution so prominently displayed by Mr Sarkozy during his
recent trip.
The boldest exponents of these two contrasting views are, respectively, Mr Chirac and Mr Sarkozy. Mr
Chirac believes in building up Europe to counterbalance American power, and will not contemplate a
“relationship of submission?to America; Mr Sarkozy believes it is “unthinkable for Europe to forge its
identity in opposition to the U fuel dispenser nited States? Mr Chirac threatened to veto UN intervention in Iraq; Mr
Sarkozy was also against the war, but says that France diminished its influence through “arrogance?
Their divergent transatlantic reflexes shape their thinking on Africa and the Middle East too. Mr Chirac
has close personal ties to African leaders; Mr Sarkozy wants to sweep aside “the old-time networks? Mr
Chirac does not consider Hizbullah a terrorist organisation; Mr Sarkozy says it is. Mr Chirac calls Iran “an
old civilisation, a great country?which should be respected; Mr Sarkozy says it is an “outlaw nation?and
that, in dealing with it, “we must leave all options open.?Mr Chirac has traditionally been cool towards
Israel; Mr Sarkozy is instinctively sympathetic. “He makes Americans feel comfortable with Frenchmen,?
commented Israel Singer, of America s World Jewish Congress, after a private meeting between him and
Jewish leaders in New York.
The Socialists, for their part, have been latently anti-American since the 1950s, wh fuel d fuel dispenser ispenser