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Politics : Formerly About Applied Materials
AMAT 301.11+6.9%Jan 9 9:30 AM EST

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To: michael97123 who wrote (65407)8/28/2002 9:59:20 AM
From: Cary Salsberg  Read Replies (1) of 70976
 
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I amazes me how the obvious is ignored. Your skyline has been violently altered, yet you think that Israel has a peaceful future merely by becoming intimate with and sharing land with the perpetrators.

I have heard a lot about how successful our attack on Iraq will be. Consider this scenario. Iraq launches 100s of chemical and biological missiles at Israel when it feels the US attack is imminent. 10s of thousands of Israelis are killed and 100s of thousands are maimed or sickened. The Israeli government, fearful of more attacks and compelled to show the world that "never again" means that Jews will never again be murdered with impunity, explodes 7 nuclear devices over Baghdad and destroys Saddam, the Iraqi army that was move to the city and 7-8 million Iraqis. The government of Pakistan, the only Islamic country with nuclear capability, launches a nuclear missile at Israel. It lands off course in Gaza. Israel explodes nuclear devices over Pakistan's two main cities, killing 30 million. Egypt and Syria declare war on Israel and move their armies to attack. Israel explodes nuclear devices over Cairo and Damascus killing 10-20 million.

Of course, I realize that the probability of this scenario is small, but it can never be small enough.
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