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To: Road Walker who wrote (278628)	3/7/2006 6:16:09 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) of 1586148

Bush continues to disassemble the institutions that have led to a safer and more prosperous world --- Presidents from both parties — from Richard Nixon through Bill Clinton — had refused to make this deal, which India has wanted for more than three decades. "It's a terrible deal, a disaster," said Joseph Cirincione, the director for nonproliferation at the Carnegie Endowment. "The Indians are free to make as much nuclear material as they want. India and Pakistan have a very tentative peace. It seems to me that by allowing the Indians to accumulate nuclear material, Bush is trying to provoke trouble between them.

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