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Blog submitted by hugetim on Thu 30 Sep 2004 - 14:58 h  
Nope, I'm not talking about the debate tonight. Read this lucid article (A World Neglected) about the foreign policy debate we should be having. Even though this debate is obscured in our current political climate, what is absolutely clear is that Kerry is a clear step in the right direction, and that is the most important thing to consider in this election.  
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How can you have a foreign policy with someone who insults you 
Comment added by Unregistered on Fri 1 Oct 2004 - 06:19 h  
How can you have a "coalition" with someone who insults the people in the coalition. Kerry has insulted the coalition members, not including most of him in his debate, and forgetting a major player in the coalition, Poland. Also, does John Kerry think that we will get France and Germany to help us with Iraq if he is elected, how about Russia? I don't think so. France has said more than one time even if Kerry is elected they will not send troops to IRaq. So tell me, who would he get then? IF during WWII, FDR had beeen told that he would be an "occupier" or any of the other adjectives that Kerry has called our allies, for helping to free Germany from the hands of the Nazis, do you think we would have gone to war so fast then? This is not leadership to me, and I believe that President Bush is on the rigt track. Also, for you younger people, during WWII do you think that mistakes were made? If so, do you think that we just repositioned ourselves or we talked and admitted our mistakes? 
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I am not sure I agree 
Comment added by Unregistered on Thu 30 Sep 2004 - 15:53 h  
We saw very little cooporation with middle east countries before 9/11. For instance the bombing of the U.S.S Cole and some of the embassy bombings.

However, since 9/11 Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and even Libya has been far more cooporative. 
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