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To: sea_urchin who wrote (23484)	8/15/2005 11:03:33 AM
From: philv	Read Replies (1) of 81900

"The Republican Party is now increasingly referred to as the Republikud Party." That is a sentiment I am sure you heartily agree with Searle. Upon reading this article, I was a bit taken aback because I had not thought of it, the fact that Israel had never signed the nuclear proliferation treaty. For obvious reasons I suppose, and at least their intentions were telegraphed. India also did not sign that agreement and went on to develop the bomb. Not sure about Pakistan. antiwar.com Just a thought, I guess Israel is too small a country to enable testing of the bomb. The double standard about nuclear weapons and who may own them is obvious. For me, personally, I would be even more uncomfortable if a non-democratic nation, a dictatorship, without the checks and balances and appropriate debates had the bomb. Even so, a democratic country was the first and only power to use the A-bomb, and I know many people are arguing that America's democracy is being continually eroded away which is the scariest development of all.

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