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To: Skywatcher who wrote (14125)	6/4/2007 6:54:09 PM
From: Augustus Gloop	Respond to of 14758

Ya know what though....I really don't believe we ever want to fire off a nuclear bomb again - we have a lot to lose. N. Korea and Iran have nothing to lose! What Iran did in 1979 was unthinkable and they've rightfully been in the dog house ever since. Not once in my life have I seen a leader in that country that seemed the least bit interested in being a good global citizen. We can either stop them now or face them later when they've got a lot more power. Putin is wrong here IMO. Both countries (US & Russia) have been backing the others enemy for a LONG TIME! Now these little spitfire countries are getting their hands on, and transferring information about, nuclear technology. If Putin thinks this wont have negative ramifications on Russia he's wrong. We need to work together to put out the fires we've got brewing or we wont have to worry about global warming - we'll either be dead or facing nuclear winter together.