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To: Dayuhan who wrote (218035)	2/12/2007 7:55:44 PM
From: geode00	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Dayuhan you ridiculous weasel. You first say the comment is stupid, then you make up things out of whole cloth then you weasel in a comment about negotiations. You used the word panacea, I didn't. The hysteria in your posts is amazing. Still can't figure out why the US Military can't WIN in Iraq against a rag tag group of insurgents and militia in a third world country less than 1/10th our size? No? Well neither can I. Since Iraq obviously posed no threat to the US in March of 2003, exactly what did spending $750 BILLION with 50K wounded, 3100 KIA do that negotiations would not have done? Saddam wasn't going anywhere, he was writing western novels and getting old. He did have two nitwit sons but then the Bushies don't have much to write about in that department either. You're not just an idiot, you're a weasel of an idiot. You should take a deep breath and calm down before you make a meal of your next post. ROTFLMAO.

To: Dayuhan who wrote (218035)	2/12/2007 7:59:42 PM
From: Don Hurst	Respond to of 281500

>>" Negotiations are a useful tool, at the right time and under the right circumstances. They are not a panacea. "<< My goodness, Dayuhan, you are an expert on North Korea, the ME, and who knows how much of the rest of the known world and you even possess the incredible skill to know when and under what circumstances to "negotiate" and even when negotiations are not a "panacea". Somehow we have to get you into Teheran quickly. You are probably the world's last hope which certainly no one needs to tell you.