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At this particular hour and because I have a headache (too much company earlier today) I have neither the time nor the inclination to express my various reasons for supporting the 'idea of the road map.'

As I stated before, I have read many of your posts and the posts to you by some of our brightest minds here at FR, wherein they have expounded on their various scenarios and offered you their theories --- olive branch meant for public comsumption --- the final chance for palies to reform (never happen) --- etc. ad nauseum.

Some of the thoughts expressed mirror my own. I got tied-up debating this very issue last night to no avail. Neither my side nor your side is willing to come to any agreement, which mirrors the very problem between palies and Israelis.

I view the Muslim-Arab world as our enemy, and left to me I would nuke 'em. Poor little Israel is thee only nation desiring peace.

Unlike their predecessors Barak and Clinton, Sharon and Bush are not stumping for a Nobel, they're not for peace at any price, and they're sure as hell not about to sell-out Israel. There will be no "right of return" --- what an insidious misconception that is, since palies "right of return' places them back in Jordan, a destination I favor.

As Sharon stated, Israel has to try to make peace (again) and this time with Bush in tow, Israel will be at her strongest. Let the palies play games with Bush --- look at Iraq.

President Bush has had it with Muslim-terrorism and once he steps-in, he won't turn back.

Please understand this one fact: To date, Bush has yet to spend one ounce of his political capital on the mid-east, palie situation. When he does, he'll not settle for anything less than success.

Should the meeting not produce the sought after agreements between the attendees, the whole 'road map' will cease in the first mile. If this blows-up, the next thing to blow-up will be a whole lot of Arab-Muslims.