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To: skinowski who wrote (107543)	10/9/2004 7:07:19 PM
From: NOW	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 209892

well your opinion is fine but tell me one thing: are you not concerned that most experts believe that the sutuation in Iraq has dramatically increased the number of terrorist recruits around the globe?

To: skinowski who wrote (107543)	10/9/2004 8:06:44 PM
From: Sdgla	Respond to of 209892

LGF - Kerry Passes Iranian Section of Global Test John Kerry has some new fans: the mad mullahs of Iran. After first rejecting Kerry’s knuckleheaded offer to give them nuclear fuel, the mullahs have obviously realized that John Kerry will be much easier to manipulate than George Bush. Their sudden backflip would almost be comical if they weren’t such murderous fanatics. TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran would welcome a proposal by U.S. presidential candidate Senator John Kerry’s running mate for a “great bargain” to solve the dispute over Tehran’s nuclear program, a senior Iranian official said on Saturday. Vice presidential candidate Senator John Edwards has said that Kerry, a Democrat, would be willing to supply Iran with nuclear fuel for power generation if Tehran abandons its own fuel-making capability - if Iran did not accept this offer, it would confirm Iran wanted to make an atom bomb. Iran earlier rejected the proposal, saying it would be “irrational” for Iran to jeopardize what it says is its purely civilian nuclear program by relying on supplies from abroad. But in an apparent policy shift, Hossein Mousavian, head of the foreign policy committee at Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, said Iran would review the proposal. “Iran welcomes any constructive proposal from any American candidate,” Mousavian told Reuters in an interview. “We are willing to consider constructive proposals from Americans,” he added.