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To: Road Walker who wrote (229015)	4/13/2005 12:50:52 AM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1573019

"What I think plays into Islamic terrorism is ... the curious ability of the current administration to unite people against it," Rushdie told Reuters in an interview. Rushdie said he found it striking how the "colossal sympathy" the world felt for the United States after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks has been squandered so quickly. "It seems really remarkable that the moment you leave America ... you find not just America's natural enemies, but America's natural allies talking in language more critical than I, in my life, have ever heard about the United States," he said. All true but the right isn't buying it.....even moderates like Tim. They either are pretending they don't believe it, or they do get it but its what they want so they don't care. Message 21221775 ted