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Subject: "Baker is back"
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richard
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Dec-11-03, 07:34 PM (EDT) |
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"Baker is back"
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3294979.stm Now James Baker is back. Kissinger was appointed the head of the 911 commission. Rumsfeld is back. The old gang is all here. These are all has-beens from up to 35 years ago. I feel like I'm back in the Nixon and Reagan administrations. |
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milans1
Member since May-13-03
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Dec-11-03, 07:38 PM (EDT) |
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1. "RE: Baker is back"
In response to message #0
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<<US President George W Bush has named former Secretary of State James Baker head of efforts to reduce Iraq's debt.>> Yeah, it will be interesting to see how is he going to consolidate $7bn of Iraq's debt to Russia. Hmm, let's see......by not awarding any contracts to Russian companies? That will help for starters..... 
"Look, all I know is that this cord here was plugged into my house, and your house was glowin' like the frickin' sun. So I put two and two together there, and decided you're pissin' me off." |
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richard
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Dec-11-03, 09:55 PM (EDT) |
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2. "RE: Baker is back"
In response to message #1
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What's even more silly is that Bush asked Russia, France, China, and Germany to forgive their loans to Iraq that same day he cut them out of the contracts. As I said before, Bush is talking into the wrong end of a horse.
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