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   Boy it certainly is a good thing this was sidetracked , if the Shah had built some reactors twenty yers ago the Aiatollas might have dozens of bombs now.

     Especially if the r3eactors could be made into "breeder " reactors.

Hmmmmm, she must have missed seeing the question again              At least that's the only thing that comes to mind, since lanya appeared to be taking a more principled stand at answering questions.  Or so I was lead to believe.  Perhaps that's where the irony is

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Lanya can't be compelled , I am glad she has brought up an interesting topic even if she has lost intrest in it.


       If Timothy McVeigh had been given a very quick and questionable trial and executed in secret before the ink was dry on his death warrant , that would be something like what has happened in Indonesia.

         The diffrrence between this and Prisoners of War is tha Prisioners of war ought never be tried for acts of war , unless the acts rise ti the level of war crimes.

         I am entirely and energeticly against putting the ordinary footsoldier of Al Quedia on trial , if our troops are captured by the enemy should they be tried? I think not , they should be treated as POWs and given reasonable care untill they can be released either in an exchange or at the close of hostility.

         The call for trials for POWs is contrary to the Geneva Convention and is a very bad idea, only a few of the Al Quieda should be tried for war crimes , most of them should be eventually released, generally in exchange for one of ours.

           If we try them and sentence them ,what will we trade for our own when they may be captured?

Chavez has not been giving oil away to Americans. He has been selling more cheaply to Cuba and a few other countries.

 The world price of oil is one thing, by the way, and the local price of gasioline is quite another. The latter is determined by Bush's buddies. The former is irrevevent to anyone who does not want to buy tons of oil and has their own refinery.

Watch and see, after the elections, the price will rise again.

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You ought to pay attention to Hugo Cahvez , he is traveling about offering sweetheart deals to partys and factions he likes.

If you were going to the Tobqacco Auction as a buyer and saw someone outside the gate giveing bales away at steep discounts would you still go in and bid on bales at competitive prices? At the least haveing someone outside the auction giveing away the product will reduce the number of bidders that go in ,even if not all buyeres were welcome to be gifted.

Hugo Cheves is doing all he possibly could to drive down the world price of oil and the Harlem price of heat and everything in between will feel the depression of price. Castro is not haveing to bid , whoever he is dealing with ,giving a good deal, will be removed from the bidding.


   What more could he do to depress the price of oil?  If there is a big spigot being turned on it is Hugo's.

  According to your theroy he is doing this for his love of George Bush.

Who is getting all the money ?

 The world price of oil is one thing, by the way, and the local price of gasioline is quite another. The latter is determined by Bush's buddies.

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How?

    If asked many in this world would indeed say "Yankee go Home" is what they want , but do not forget that most of these will also add " and take me with you !".