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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group

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To: JohnM who wrote (5696)10/16/2001 9:26:26 PM
From: k.ramesh  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
That is a horrible dream, I want to wake up.
If Saudi Arabia's emperor has no clothes, then this is getting worse every passing day!. No wonder there seems to be some movement on Palestine state, anything to bring the temperature down while we get some time to really sort this mess. A collapse in Saudi would be way bigger the get OBL phase of the war.
And this sure does look like major nation building, redrawing of maps, wholesale installation of puppet regimes.. major brains required, hardly the bull in a china shop mentality of some on the thread.
Let us see.
1.Install broadbased govt in Afghanistan, Get UN, Japan to fight famine
2.Get OBL, Damn winter is coming
BTW what ever happened to his 'periodic' dialysis trip at Peshawar? anyone
3.Please Pakistan with a lot of funny money, rescheduling debt, while making sure Musharraf survives.
4. Tell India to fight another day
5. Pre emptive prop up of Saudi Govt.
6. Pre emptive something or other with Iraq
7. Patch up with Iran for #6 .
8. Watch your back in case Russia or China try something funny.
9. Home land security
10. The Economy, Markets and all that stuff.
11. Israel Palestine and all that mess.
Wanted 2 Blairs, 3 Henry Kissingers, a dozen Sam Nunn's, 4 Powell's, May be a Sadat, Atteturk for good measure
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