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To: FaultLine who wrote (82045)	3/14/2003 1:42:39 PM
From: tekboy	Read Replies (2) of 281500

I kept remembering your words to the effect that when you hear Fareed, you are hearing 'Fareed'. Yes--although in this particular instance, he was voicing opinions that are pretty common among a certain set of academic/policy wonk/technocrat types. That is, when he writes up these points for Newsweek, it'll be with his individual style, but it will be expressing what more than a few of us feel these days. For example, I bet everything he said is in line with that Wohlforth/Brooks FA article from last summer... FZ was strong in scoring points against Hoffman's positions. I was suprised at how FZ had no hesitation in presenting his considerably different viewpoints. No one has ever noted a dearth of self-confidence in any member of the Zakaria family. some here say (hearsay?) they'd like to see Mr. Boy on the show been there, done that--but would be happy to do it again if asked, which happens now and then. Nearly did the Daily Show the other night--now that would have been fun! tb@theyalsoservewhositandedit.com

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