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To: Ilaine who wrote (81161)	3/11/2003 10:59:59 AM
From: michael97123	Read Replies (1) of 281500

CB, I remember clearly back then, the gloating of some americans over the iran/iraq war. This is a very interesting debate. However we exist in the now and have to act based on current reality. For the long term, US foreign policy must be revamped and the cynical use of other nations and peoples for to benefit our interests must be replaced by a system guided by morality and long term interests. If you go back to the iran/iraq war, we should have tried to mediate it, not enlarge it or keep it going. What Bush is doing now, is setting a moral compass for foreign policy. The state department are the folks without scruples imo. They all majored in cynicism in college, i suspect. Defense of course is too military a view, but they have a compass. Bush combines that with a civilian view. Mike

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