Bob Crow returns from Europe

Bob Crow returns from Europe: "I am back from France, Budapest and Prague and from California's High Sierras.  In Europe, we met with unfailing courtesy and friendliness -- no hint of anti-Americanism.  However, we found no sympathy with the Bush administration's foreign policy, which was regarded with some combination of bewilderment, fear and derision.  Several people -- Germans and French -- wanted to know why the U.S. had learned so little from Vietnam. The squirrels and bears in the Sierras were noncommittal". RH:  We look forward to a more detailed report.