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To: michael97123 who wrote (238417)	7/31/2007 4:08:16 PM
From: GST	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

I am not talking about a "peace movement", nor am I talking about quid pro quo negotiating. You don't think what I have to say about peace makes sense because you are trapped in the idea that you should only say things in a negotiating and or beating the enemy framework -- you limit yourself -- you trap yourself into a little tiny corner where there is no room for peace. You are waiting for the pals to say they want peace? Ya, and I am waiting for it to snow in Waikiki. You think that Israelis should only be for peace in a negotiating environment? Ya, that has worked out really well so far. You tend to view the world in a tactical light. I am suggesting something far more sweeping for Israel -- I am suggesting something that could put Israel back in the driver's seat, and it is sure not in the driver's seat today.