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To: Jacob Snyder who wrote (106409)7/19/2003 6:45:23 AM
From: Chas.  Respond to of 281500
 
you have a point there, no doubt about it.

I will cut to the short of it..........

we have to deal with the radical Islamic elements of the ME, the bankrupt cultures of the ME being the catalyst of those radicals, they pose a threat of catastrophic proportion to the national interest of the USA.

As a pragmatic conservative I agree with the way our present administration is dealing with the world situation.

I personally would be a little less diplomatic and a whole lot tougher but then I am not in charge of anything other than my computer.........

regards



To: Jacob Snyder who wrote (106409)7/19/2003 4:48:45 PM
From: Neeka  Respond to of 281500
 
The U.S. government couldn't care less about Kurds or massacres or using chemical weapons

These are the conclusions I've drawn from your posts.

GWB, Rumsfeld, Rice and Powell (and perhaps more in your mind.....Franks?) are murderers who need to be tried in an International court of law. Why don't you be honest and come right out and say it?

Average Americans *are* the US government, and I can assure you that we/they care a great deal about massacres of any sort.

M


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