From: "Gary Britt" 

You mean the Clinton Administration working relationship where North Korea
promised not to develop nukes and then kept so doing, and the Clinton
administration pretended not to notice and gave them concessions.  Is this
the brilliant piece of democrap working relationship to which you are
referring?

Democraps have a proven history of knowing how to surrender to commies, and
call it negotiations.  Republicans have a proven history of beating them
into verifiable treaties and ultimately defeat.  One way they have done
this in the past, is by first admitting they aren't like us and they are
EVIL.

Cheers,

Gary

"Gene McAloon"  wrote in message
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> On Sat, 17 Jul 2004 13:32:57 +0200, Phil Payne 
wrote:
>
> >Hmmm.  I wonder how hard the Saudis tried.  But nevertheless - this is a
> >region of the world too big for the USA to dominate militarily, too
diverse
> >for it to understand, and apparently starting to work together against
the
> >USA in an alliance largely forged by Shrub.  Military might is
ineffective
> >against terrorism and an awful lot more people support them than dod so
two
> >years ago.
> >
> >If I were an Israeli, I'd be worried by this.  Iran was contained, al
> >Quaida may never be.
>
> Iran has no incentive to cooperate with Bush after Bush so stupidly
included it
> in his "axis of evil." The same happened with N. Korea. The working
relationship
> Clinton had established was junked, especially after Bush announced that
he
> doesn't negotiate with Communists because they can't be trusted. Of course
as
> always with Bush he is now desperately negotiating with them after every
other
> country in the region told him they would not assist at all unless he
changed
> his tune.
>
> God, but that man is unbelievably dumb.
>

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