[gandalf]

J – E – T – S!

JETS! JETS! JETS!!!

Yeah, I know we suck. That’s besides the point. 😉

[gandalf]

J – E – T – S!

JETS! JETS! JETS!!!

Yeah, I know we suck. That’s besides the point. 😉

[gandalf]

J – E – T – S!

JETS! JETS! JETS!!!

Yeah, I know we suck. That’s besides the point. 😉

[gandalf]

J – E – T – S!

JETS! JETS! JETS!!!

Yeah, I know we suck. That’s besides the point. 😉

[gandalf]

J – E – T – S!

JETS! JETS! JETS!!!

Yeah, I know we suck. That’s besides the point. 😉

[gandalf]

Allan, I do understand.

In an absurd way, Arafat may have done us a favor. The existence of conflict gives the US the opportunity to engage in the peace process. The act of engaging in the process repositions us vis-a-vis the region, with interesting effects on the Iran ‘Rubiks Cube’.

Personally, I don’t think the current generation of Israelis and Palestinians will ever be on peaceful terms. The mingling of religion and state (Jewish and Palestinian) has created a permanent obstacle to moving forward. Palestinians will never be content to live in a Jewish state, and vice versa.

Word to the wise here at home. Separation of Church and State. Fundamentalists and evangelicals who advocate a greater role of religion in state affairs (eg. creationism) are nothing but TROUBLE. They betray the American ideal. Leave it to the Home Skoolers to leave the important stuff out.

[gandalf]

Allan, I do understand.

In an absurd way, Arafat may have done us a favor. The existence of conflict gives the US the opportunity to engage in the peace process. The act of engaging in the process repositions us vis-a-vis the region, with interesting effects on the Iran ‘Rubiks Cube’.

Personally, I don’t think the current generation of Israelis and Palestinians will ever be on peaceful terms. The mingling of religion and state (Jewish and Palestinian) has created a permanent obstacle to moving forward. Palestinians will never be content to live in a Jewish state, and vice versa.

Word to the wise here at home. Separation of Church and State. Fundamentalists and evangelicals who advocate a greater role of religion in state affairs (eg. creationism) are nothing but TROUBLE. They betray the American ideal. Leave it to the Home Skoolers to leave the important stuff out.

[gandalf]

Allan, I do understand.

In an absurd way, Arafat may have done us a favor. The existence of conflict gives the US the opportunity to engage in the peace process. The act of engaging in the process repositions us vis-a-vis the region, with interesting effects on the Iran ‘Rubiks Cube’.

Personally, I don’t think the current generation of Israelis and Palestinians will ever be on peaceful terms. The mingling of religion and state (Jewish and Palestinian) has created a permanent obstacle to moving forward. Palestinians will never be content to live in a Jewish state, and vice versa.

Word to the wise here at home. Separation of Church and State. Fundamentalists and evangelicals who advocate a greater role of religion in state affairs (eg. creationism) are nothing but TROUBLE. They betray the American ideal. Leave it to the Home Skoolers to leave the important stuff out.

[gandalf]

Allan, I do understand.

In an absurd way, Arafat may have done us a favor. The existence of conflict gives the US the opportunity to engage in the peace process. The act of engaging in the process repositions us vis-a-vis the region, with interesting effects on the Iran ‘Rubiks Cube’.

Personally, I don’t think the current generation of Israelis and Palestinians will ever be on peaceful terms. The mingling of religion and state (Jewish and Palestinian) has created a permanent obstacle to moving forward. Palestinians will never be content to live in a Jewish state, and vice versa.

Word to the wise here at home. Separation of Church and State. Fundamentalists and evangelicals who advocate a greater role of religion in state affairs (eg. creationism) are nothing but TROUBLE. They betray the American ideal. Leave it to the Home Skoolers to leave the important stuff out.

[gandalf]

Allan, I do understand.

In an absurd way, Arafat may have done us a favor. The existence of conflict gives the US the opportunity to engage in the peace process. The act of engaging in the process repositions us vis-a-vis the region, with interesting effects on the Iran ‘Rubiks Cube’.

Personally, I don’t think the current generation of Israelis and Palestinians will ever be on peaceful terms. The mingling of religion and state (Jewish and Palestinian) has created a permanent obstacle to moving forward. Palestinians will never be content to live in a Jewish state, and vice versa.

Word to the wise here at home. Separation of Church and State. Fundamentalists and evangelicals who advocate a greater role of religion in state affairs (eg. creationism) are nothing but TROUBLE. They betray the American ideal. Leave it to the Home Skoolers to leave the important stuff out.

[gandalf]

Here’s an example: Engagement on Palestinian issue might serve to boost moderates in Iran, which puts pressure on hardliners, tends to de-legitimize their stance towards us.

Give a little, get a lot. No?

[gandalf]

Here’s an example: Engagement on Palestinian issue might serve to boost moderates in Iran, which puts pressure on hardliners, tends to de-legitimize their stance towards us.

Give a little, get a lot. No?

[gandalf]

Here’s an example: Engagement on Palestinian issue might serve to boost moderates in Iran, which puts pressure on hardliners, tends to de-legitimize their stance towards us.

Give a little, get a lot. No?

[gandalf]

Here’s an example: Engagement on Palestinian issue might serve to boost moderates in Iran, which puts pressure on hardliners, tends to de-legitimize their stance towards us.

Give a little, get a lot. No?

[gandalf]

Here’s an example: Engagement on Palestinian issue might serve to boost moderates in Iran, which puts pressure on hardliners, tends to de-legitimize their stance towards us.

Give a little, get a lot. No?

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