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To: kumar who wrote (158663)3/1/2005 9:19:10 AM
From: michael97123  Respond to of 281500
 
I am bad, but not that bad. (g)

Heard on the news a few minutes that US might be entering talks with iran. We would be willing to sell spare airplane parts and join with the euros into a grand deal with iran. Of course it would be a good thing if iran didnt go nuclear in this scenario even though what they have effectively done is a form of extortion. Yesterday i heard separately that Russia has offered to become the storage area not only for Iranian nuclear waste products but for the US as well. Putin views this as a profitable business to get into and God knows they have vast uninhabited areas over there. My question is getting back to iran is whether no nuke proliferation is enough for a deal with iran? Given the very fluid and ever changing situation in the Middle East, i think that now may be a good time to get Iran to leave the axis of evil, go political in palestine and renounce all forms of terrorism thus effectively removing them as a sometimes de facto ally of al quaeda. It is far more natural for iran to be allied with Russia, Europe and the US than the Wahabi fanatics who are in charge of al quaeda. Your thoughts welcome on all of this. mike