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To: KyrosL who wrote (20043)	12/15/2003 6:37:13 PM
From: LindyBill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793559

closed it's eyes. You certainly have gone from "OK'd" to "ignored" in a hurry, KL. This is a leftist dream brought on by the fact that they want to see the right as evil. It's they only way they can handle it.

To: KyrosL who wrote (20043)	12/15/2003 7:38:08 PM
From: michael97123	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793559

Kyrosi, This is the argument my son-in-law always makes to me. Back in those days, there was a belief that it would be a good thing for iraq and iran to destroy each other. To my credit(for a change) I was violently opposed to such a cynical view. Our government followed a policy of benign neglect as long as there was no clear winner or balance of power shift. I think current Bush policy, eschews the cynical past. I point this out to my son-in-law as I who opposed the new world order bs with the US intervening all over the world, now support it while those who had a far more idealistic view of foreign policy now argue against american intervention. With the exception of the neocons if clinton were president now, i suspect many would have opposite views. For me 9/11 changed everything as it did for bush. Mike PS Sorry for the rant but i am on my way to babysit.