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To: Yousef who wrote (146388)	4/25/2002 5:43:56 PM
From: i-node	Respond to of 1583846

Some still insist on the diplomatic "can't we all just get along" approach. I believe in diplomatic methods so long as there is a reasonable shot at them working and so long as you're are negotiating with someone in good faith. But you can't negotiate with Arafat, and I don't accept the Bush administration's position that you can. I support Bush in this matter only because his leadership in other areas has been so strong; it is reasonable to assume that he has knowledge or a game plan that will take us to the best possible result. When good faith negotiations have broken down, there is no alternative to kicking the sh*t out of the other side. True leaders know this; look at Reagan's handling of the PATCO strike. It'll be a long time before they pull that crap again.