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To: unrealistic_thoughts who wrote (30816)	4/17/2005 4:43:54 AM
From: Taikun	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

SB, <Does this administration have any idea what they are playing games with ??> This is a religious war between the West and Islam. The US figures it will come to it eventually anyways (demographics favor Islam) so it would be preferential to have it out now rather than later. The economy is not strong enough to fight multiple wars but the administration thinks it has to be done and 911 just gave them justfication. Tax cuts for the rich keep the rich around and keep the money rolling for the politicians so they can keep the war going. They don't really care too much what happens to the economy. As long as they can wage their war, it doesn't matter. They'll push it to the limit, until it breaks, and then some. They probably wouldn't mind a war with Muslims because they think it is inevitable. Tax cuts at home just pacify the populcae, and high oil pacifies the Saudis. Make them our Muslim friends while we wage war on our Muslim enemies. That will work for awhile and then the Saudis and Kuwaitis will have had it. Invest in the oil sands...it is strategic fuel. D