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To: tekboy who wrote (82819)	3/18/2003 2:43:53 AM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) of 281500

From friends to foes How President Bush turned traditional allies into enemies By Paul Glastris* SLATE.COM March 17 msnbc.com <<...There are no double-blind studies in diplomacy, so we can never know for certain if a president’s strategy for a given crisis is wise or if a different one might have worked better. Occasionally, however, history throws up a comparison that is so apt that it can serve as a pretty reasonable test. If, for instance, you want to know whether the collapse of George W. Bush’s efforts to gain international support for war on Iraq is the inevitable result of difficult circumstances and intransigent allies or a fundamentally flawed strategy, consider the following comparison...>> *Paul Glastris is editor in chief of the Washington Monthly and a senior fellow at the Western Policy Center.

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