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To: i-node who wrote (796067)	7/22/2014 12:37:55 AM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1579860

>> A few years later I had to take a course on ME history for my Master's. Everything the ex pat Israelis had told me turned out to be true. Right. Because university history courses are where you get the facts lol. You are so naive. Fine. Believe what you want. But let me close by saying there is good reason that much of the world is against Israel at this point. Live in your fantasy world of WMDs in Iraq and the brilliance of the GW Bush presidency but leave me out of it.

To: i-node who wrote (796067)	7/22/2014 12:46:40 AM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1579860

Your hero looks like has dug himself a very deep hole. European leaders threatened new sanctions on Russia as soon as Tuesday, suggesting they were increasingly open to the harder line being taken against Moscow by the United States, which has accused Russia of providing the surface-to-air missile system that brought down the jetliner, training rebels how to use it, and perhaps even supplying experts who helped fire it. Mr. Putin issued a brief statement early on Monday saying that Russia would work to ensure that the conflict in eastern Ukraine moved from the battlefield to the negotiating table. He said that a robust international investigating team must have secure access to the crash site, but also accused unspecified nations of exploiting the disaster in pursuit of "mercenary political goals." boston.com