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To: Elroy who wrote (57359)	4/9/2007 1:53:31 AM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90947

I'm in this time zone: worldatlas.com; Surely that can't all be one time zone. That's a lot of territory. And SI decided to crash this weekend: techstocks.com doesn't work, but SI announced in advance it would be down if you're referring to last weekend. Moving the servers out of Gooberville, apparently. Former CIA officer Michael Scheuer says Iran and Syria are considered to be the most active in sponsoring terrorism -- Iran for its backing of Hezbollah and Syria for aiding Hezbollah, Hamas, and other Palestinian groups attacking Israel. Syria has been implicated in the assassination of several key political figures in Lebanon, including former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. voanews.com WE all know Syria invaded and occupied Lebanon. (A pure-hearted country like that invade a neighbor? NO! :-) Here's that far right organization, the UN: un.org These articles are about Syrian actions in Lebanon and Syrian support for enemies of Israel. We were discussing Syrian contribution to the violence in Iraq, and whether Syria is responsible for much of it. I think you're changing the topic to Syrian contributions to violence elsewhere. Lebanon isn't Israel. And terrorism is terrorism. I consider the IRA a terrorist outfit too, and it never attacked Iraq, Syria, or the US. And I'm of Irish extraction. BUT here's a radical right source that disagrees with you: washingtonpost.com Another from that same source: washingtonpost.com The Iraqi gov't would like Syria to stop also: guardian.co.uk Here's another extreme right source, the BBC: news.bbc.co.uk Tou should like this: politicscentral.com Now WHAT have YOU got?