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To: Sir Francis Drake who wrote (47759)	9/28/2002 7:22:06 PM
From: LindyBill	Respond to of 281500

but the main issue is the Palestinian/Israeli conflict. Naah, that is an old issue. This will not be decided on the basis of who did what to whom. My advice to the people on both sides who want to argue about the Palestine/Israeli BG is "Get Over It!" That issue has been marginalized by our War on Terrorism. It will not be "settled," (in the context that there will be an agreement between the parties that is obeyed by them,) in the forseeable future. Just too much hatred. What will happen is that the economics will kick in. The average Palestinian is sick of this and wants to find a way to feed his family. He cannot speak out for fear of the thugs who run his country. They are like local gangs, hanging out on the corner, killing opposition, and extorting money from them. They want a decent life. They need to be able to work with and trade with the Israelis. This will become more and more of a factor.