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To: carranza2 who wrote (55541)	9/27/2009 1:31:51 PM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218089

Misadventure? Is Brazil in Afghanistan? (Chas is going to tell us more about South West Asia strategy in a minute) Tell me: How is the US going to extricate out of that place? How much is going to cost? USSR ended after Afghanistan. US must get out while it still can walk. Costs will be unbearable. But Chas is going to clarify this for the thread. Just wait.

To: carranza2 who wrote (55541)	9/30/2009 2:13:05 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218089

Fantasy? "it was the wish of left-wing Latin American leaders like Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez — who publicly boasted that it was he who'd urged Zelaya to go to the Brazilian mission." Brazil: A New Counterweight to the United States time.com Note the evidence comes 3 days AFFTER I wrote my analsyis. It is a fact corroborating what I wrote. whatever way it goes. Lula wins! If an accord actually gets inked in Honduras, Brazil's image as a regional power broker takes off. And if not, Lula at least wins points with the leftist base of his Workers Party (PT). "Even if it doesn't work out he is still the hero of a noble cause [to] the Latin American left," says Rubens Ricupero, once a top Brazilian diplomat and Lula political rival.