Poor poor poddle boy Blair! As Americans, our only hope is that the fires of knowledge and freedom will continue burn in Eurasia and the Arab states. I am looking for a druid hood - thinking about becoming a drunk so I can enter a 12 step program and earn a fish ikon - it should become stylish quite soon!:

Well not just the british - but the Zionist's the UK wanted to get rid of back in 1947 had a lot to do with it!

Eat the rich! Alfred E Neuman for President (Ooops - we already have him:)

>Terry;
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>At noon yesterday our time, Fox News said, "Now President Bush has to pay back the Evangelicals for their support"! Then came Tony Blaire ?congratulating George Bush on his White House win that revitalizing the Middle East peace process is one of the biggest challenges faced by the United Kingdom?.
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>http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/newsfinder/pulseone.asp?guid=%7BA41698C2-82B3-4FE4-9377-D524CCE4CFC3%7D&siteid=google&dist=google
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>There are several truths at play here.
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>1. The Bush Administration has done little or next to nothing to attempt a peaceful resolution to the Palestinian/Israeli problem. Resolving that would reduce tension, and terrorism in and from the Middle East.
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>2. Mr. Blair has put himself into a difficult position by supporting the United States invasion of Iraq.
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>3. Mr. Blair is up for reelection in a few months.
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>4. The British are responsible for the creation of Israel and the Palestinian problem.
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>My thought on the United States (President Bush) involvement in the peace process between the Palestinians and Israelis is that it will not occur. That is there will be no change from our present involvement. Mr. Blair will be out of office and the British troops will be removed from Iraq. Yasser Arafat will not be in a position of leadership and radicals will take over the Palestinian government.
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>?Bring ?em on?!
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>Tom