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To: tejek who wrote (331982)	4/6/2007 8:38:48 AM
From: steve harris	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1573957

Here's another fact for you ted. Seems your brethren likes Pelosi too. worldnetdaily.com One terror leader, Khaled Al-Batch, a militant and spokesman for Islamic Jihad, expressed hope Pelosi would continue winning elections, explaining the House speaker's Damascus visit demonstrated she understands the Middle East. WND Exclusive FROM WND'S JERUSALEM BUREAU Terrorists endorse Pelosi's 'good policy of dialogue' Militants call House speaker's visit 'brave' and hope for talks with Iran Posted: April 4, 2007 2:14 p.m. Eastern Editor's note: Listen to audio of terrorists endorsing Nancy Pelosi's visit by clicking here. By Aaron Klein © 2007 WorldNetDaily.com U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif. JERUSALEM – House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit today to Syria – in which she called for dialogue with Damascus – was "brave" and "very appreciated" and could bring about "important changes" to America's foreign policy, including talks with "Middle East resistance groups," according to members of terror organizations here whose top leaders live in Syria. One terror leader, Khaled Al-Batch, a militant and spokesman for Islamic Jihad, expressed hope Pelosi would continue winning elections, explaining the House speaker's Damascus visit demonstrated she understands the Middle East. Pelosi's visit was opposed by President Bush, who called Syria a "state sponsor of terror." "Nancy Pelosi understands the area (Middle East) well, more than Bush and Dr. (Condoleeza) Rice," said Al-Batch, speaking to WND from Gaza. "If the Democrats want to make negotiations with Syria, Hamas, and Hezbollah, this means the Democratic Party understands well what happens in this area and I think Pelosi will succeed. ... I hope she wins the next elections." Abu Abdullah, a leader of Hamas' military wing in the Gaza Strip, said the willingness by some lawmakers to talk with Syria "is proof of the importance of the resistance against the U.S." "The Americans know and understand they are losing in Iraq and the Middle East and that their only chance to survive is to reduce hostilities with Arab countries and with Islam. Islam is the new giant of the world."