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To: Alighieri who wrote (416623)	9/12/2008 11:21:09 AM
From: Don Hurst	1 Recommendation Respond to of 1578510

>>" "They're our next-door neighbors and you can actually see Russia from land here in Alaska, from an island in Alaska." "<< Yup, and every day she goes there to watch Russia, that is except when it is so dark for six months that she cannot see Russia. Then she has an "insight" problem. As you say..."If it wasn't sad it'd be funny." And then you have that lover of country, patriot John McBush, who "loves" his country so much that at 72, fully disabled and already 4 times with cancer, thinks only of himself and not his country and its future by selecting such a lightweight as his vice president. As you say..."If it wasn't sad it'd be funny."

To: Alighieri who wrote (416623)	9/12/2008 11:57:03 AM
From: Joe NYC	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578510

Al, Neither georgia nor ukraine are part of NATO, nor should they be. That's exactly the kind of frightful prospect the republicans represent... You seem to be unaware of the fact that Dems have the same position on Georgia and Ukraine NATO membership. Let's go and setup a conflict with Russia over regions of the world where their people are a majority. The potential of some conflict was set up by breakup of Soviet Union. But that does not mean that the West needs to sacrifice freedom loving, pro-western, democratic countries that rose up from the ashes of Soviet Union. The goal is to allow those countries join the democratic West and avoid conflict at the same time. You must have missed this part of Palin answer: We will not repeat a Cold War. We must have good relationship with our allies, pressuring, also, helping us to remind Russia that it's in their benefit, also, a mutually beneficial relationship for us all to be getting along. We cannot repeat the Cold War. We are thankful that, under Reagan, we won the Cold War, without a shot fired, also. We've learned lessons from that in our relationship with Russia, previously the Soviet Union. We will not repeat a Cold War. We must have good relationship with our allies, pressuring, also, helping us to remind Russia that it's in their benefit, also, a mutually beneficial relationship for us all to be getting along. Joe