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To: bentway who wrote (225268)	3/27/2007 9:18:52 AM
From: lazarre	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 281500

No, of course Iran does not nor will have the capability for years to come....i didn't think you would take that seriously. But a prolonged and indefinite wait and see makes it all a done deal ( think rogue/needy scientists from former SovietLand already working in Iran) ...but the U.S and/or Israel will nip that one in the bud. Recall Osiris in the 70's ( a gift from israel that is still not requieted(sp?) from it's " peace loving " neighbors ). Whether it be Democrat or Republic leadership. And secretly, Saudi, Iraq, Jordan, Morocco, Algeria, Pakistan, et.al will be bowing their heads to Allah for the gift he gave from the infidels. You think not? This will be the last time I'll remind you to read the history of the defensive wars that Israel had to fight to survive which began in '48. And for sheer fun,let's toss in the peace offers and land returns ( to the tune of 98% ) that were declined by the PLO leadership a mere few years ago. they could have had it and made a life for themselves. But then they would have to rely on themselves ( here, I talk only of the leadership and not the industriouly inclined Pals of whom I know many and do business with ) and not the largesse of charity which they have pocketed for years and years. Like Abba Eban once said : The Palastenians (sp?) never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity. lazarrre