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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: H-Man who wrote (554974)	3/22/2004 5:09:56 PM
From: Steve Dietrich	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

<<Hamas is responsible for scores of homicide bombings and other deadly attacks on Israelis. Since the latest wave of violence began in September 2000, 474 people — the majority of them Israelis — have been killed in 112 Palestinian homicide bombings, most of them carried out by Hamas.>> Now if we could just get these appeasement pussies out of the Whitehouse, 10 Downing Street, and Pakistan we might get somewhere: White House Says It Is Troubled by Yassin Attack By Adam Entous WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Monday it was "deeply troubled" by Israel's assassination of Hamas leader Sheikh Ahmed Yassin And Hamas Leader Killing 'Unacceptable' - Britain Tells Israel By PA News reporters Britain today joined international condemnation of the killing of the spiritual head of the Palestinian militant group Hamas. Foreign Secretary Jack Straw described the targeted assassination by Israel of Sheikh Ahmed Yassin as “unacceptable and unjustified”. And why are our allies Pakistan negotiating with Al Qaeda? Deal Sought in Pakistan al-Qaida Hunt Sun Mar 21, 6:13 PM ET By AHSANULLAH WAZIR, Associated Press Writer WANA, Pakistan - Fighting between Pakistani troops and suspected al-Qaida militants ebbed Sunday as tribal elders said they would try to negotiate an end to the largest battle yet against suspected terrorists along the Afghan frontier. A 25-member council is to begin talks with the militants Monday morning under the protection of a white flag, said Brig. Mahmood Shah, chief of security for the tribal area in South Waziristan province. Steve Dietrich