Spokesman for Paul Wolfowitz confirms U.S. deputy defense secretary to meet Geneva Accord authors

Haaretz News Ticker ^ | 12/3/2003 | Reuters

[yonif]

Spokesman for Paul Wolfowitz confirms U.S. deputy defense secretary to meet Geneva Accord authors on Friday (Reuters)

[yonif]

Ping.

[wizardoz]

Wolf! WHY?!? Why would you meet with these commie b.s. twits??? Isn't it NOT KOSHER to devour a calf stewed in its mother's milk? Then why swallow Oslo II, stewed in the milk of human menace?

[diamondjoe]

Does that mean he'll meet them instead of Powell? I'd much rather have Wolfie there than Powell...they won't be under any delusions that he supports their idiotic idea, whereas Powell would probably sit there and applaud everything they say.

[yonif]

I believe they are both going to meet with them. Powell first.

[Clemenza]

Their sending the Wolf?

[Catspaw]

Why don't they just turn over the State Dept. to Jimmy Carter?

[SJackson]

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	Secretary of State Colin Powell said on December 3, 2003 that the 'road map' peace plan for the Middle East was not dead. 'What we need is commitment from the Palestinian leadership to stop terrorism...the more we talk about peace, the better,' he told a news conference in Marrakesh. Powell was asked by reporters about an unofficial Middle East peace plan unveiled on Monday in Geneva, just before leaving Morocco as part of a three-nation African tour. 'The road map is not dead,' he said, referring to a U.S.-backed plan to end three years of violence between Israelis and Palestinians. Powell is seen in Tunis, December 2 ------------------- No Colin, the Peace Process never dies, only the Jews.
	A young Palestinian man holds a picture of Palestinian minister Yasser Abed Rabbo with the word 'traitor' on it during a demonstration upon the arrival of Palestinian negotiators of the Geneva accords in the southern Gaza Strip (news - web sites) town of Rafah Wednesday Dec. 3, 2003.
	Palestinian protesters jump on the car of an unnamed Palestinian official on his return from Geneva, after taking part in the signing ceremony for the Geneva Accord at the border crossing with Egypt, in the Rafah Refugee Camp, southern Gaza Strip December 3, 2003.
	Palestinian protesters jump on the car of an unnamed Palestinian official upon his return from Geneva, after taking part in the signing ceremony for the Geneva Accord, at the border crossing with Egypt, in the Rafah Refugee Camp, southern Gaza Strip December 3, 2003.
	Geneva Borders ----------------------------- Palestinian student supporters of the radical Islamic Hamas movement hold up a map of pre-1948 British-mandate Palestine during a protest against the Geneva Initiative at the al-Najah University in the West Bank city of Nablus
	And the next generation, yearning for peace A Palestinian child carries a submachine gun during a sit-in held in Beirut's refugee camp of Shatila to protest the unofficial Geneva Initiative peace plan which was launched in the Swiss city.(

[Happy2BMe]

War is the only way out.

[Stultis]

War, brutality, rejectionism, fanaticism. "It's for the children."