Posted on 10/09/2004 6:50:22 PM PDT by FairOpinion
On Feb. 8, the Tehran Times published a letter that Mr. Kerry's office sent to an Iranian news agency explaining why he should be elected president. The letter suggests that the Bush administration's objectionable behavior toward other nations is to blame for many of the world's problems. "Sadly, we are also painfully aware of how the actions and attitudes demonstrated by the U.S. government over the past three years have threatened the goodwill earned by presidents of both parties over many decades and put many of our international relationships at risk," the Kerry letter says.
Ever since the Iranian Revolution occurred during Jimmy Carter's presidency a quarter-century ago, Tehran has been hostile to the United States and one of the world's leading supporters of terrorism — providing funding, weapons, training and safe haven to groups like Hezbollah, Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad and even al Qaeda. But Mr. Kerry seems to believe that the crux of the problem isn't Iran's despotic, violent rulers, but President Bush's behavior toward them.
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I found it interesting that sKerry's pink ties are a replica in its pink and white pattern of the Arabs’ favorite headdress, the kefiyyah.
I always found it strange that he wore those ties all the time and thought it was an odd choice. Now I know why!!
Can a private citizen sue for treason ?,, maybe a class action suit..
Those ties are a message of support to the Arab world. Kind of like the way Slick sent his 'tie messages' to Monica.
You think this is bad read the link just posted from tomorrows New York Times Magazine... it's long, take your time, and really read it -- scares the poop out of you to see how he REALLY thinks (or doesn't).
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Did you see this?
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BTTT.
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