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South Africa,” Mr. Slaughter was asked. “Why?”
“The opposing sides are bitter enough as it is,” he replied. “Sanctions would just make the two sides more intransigent than they are now. The end result would not promote the end of apartheid. And blacks are not united about sanctions, the same as whites (are not all united against them).
“In general,” Rep. Slaughter continued, “foreign policy should be conducted in the enlightened self-interest of the United States. We want to remain free and independent. The best way to do that is by example - to remain strong, free, independent — that is the best ex
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