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Politics : America Under Siege: The End of Innocence -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: calgal who wrote (22923)	4/22/2003 11:30:26 AM
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Argus Hamilton And now for the important news .... URL:http://www.jewishworldreview.com/0403/hamilton.html newsandopinion.com \| President Bush expressed cautious optimism Wednesday backing a Mideast peace roadmap. He agreed to support two states, but the Palestinians have to renounce violence and sideline Yasser Arafat. That's a but big enough to host Mr. Personality on Fox TV. Baghdad reeled under political street protests Saturday. Their most valuable commodities have been seized and native culture has been ransacked. It's only been a week and already Iraq is well on its way toward an American-style democracy. The Baghdad Museum was looted of priceless historical artifacts when Saddam Hussein's regime fell last week. It was just sickening. The world hasn't seen such cultural desecration since The Music Man was remade starring Matthew Broderick. The Iraqi exile community in Michigan protested post-war chaos Friday. These people shouldn't complain about the looting, the random gunfire, the arson and the street crimes. They knew what they were getting into when they moved to Detroit. North Korea's Kim Jong Il hinted at peace talks Friday. He hinted at a nuclear build-up Saturday and then he hinted at peace talks again Sunday. Prescription medicine is so expensive that dictators are going to any length to get free lithium.