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     Kommentar till en text av ALEXANDER KORYAGIN
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 AK> From: "Alexander Koryagin" <koryagin@erec.ru>

 AK> Hello, All!

 AK> Do exist in this place some native Americans speakers? Does this place
 AK> for the language practice? So, as they say, "from Russia with love".

  Hello Alexander.     Native American speakers?   Do you mean English?
How about a contact in Canada ... "The Great White North"

  When you speak about politics, I often think of those who are defeated
as being the lucky ones, because if elected, the period of grace is
soon over and all are accused of doing this and that,..ctc.

  The best way is after they are gone, and their term of office is
judged by history.   Sooner or later the truth is known, and it
is then all comments and sources are collected to judge a leader.

 AK> Last time I have been listening a lot of criticism for Mr Bush foreign
 AK> policy. But, everybody used to say what he is doing, but none, what he
 AK> has done already for US. May be the senators in the US are very shy?
 
  Most likely the same in a lot of countrys, where there are other
political leaders, and their teams, trying to get elected or a chance
next time, they spend time digging up dirt about the country's leader.

  All politicians have to follow the party line.  If not you loose
your support, and that means those who elected you, are left out
of the processed. Why contact your representative if he is following
the party plaform, or what is agreed on in their many meetings.

  History one day will judge Mr. Bush, as it will everyone else.

 AK> And all they could is jumping up in applause of solidarity. Who is not
 AK> jumping is a kind of traitor. I saw a similar situation on Cuba's
 AK> meeting when the cheerlider shouted to the crowd "Let us show our unity
 AK> and jump together! Who will not jump is Yankee!" If you view the
 AK> videochronicles of Party's congress from Stalin's epoch you will see
 AK> the same jumping and clapping. 

   I have also heard in Canada, that if you don't agree you are the
enemy, which is similar to if you don't jump with us...you are a
yankee.  Well I don't jump and I suspect there is many like that
all over the globe who are trying to keep together their fragile
democtratic system, or trying to attain what many take as a right.

   I have seen Stalin's film footage.  It is amazing that Lenin
did not want him to succeed him to lead the Russia or USSR.
Perhaps if Lenin had not died, or had someone to handoff power
or perhaps if they had decided in the parliament of the USSR
they could have elected someone that might have made Communism
work  < on paper it works> but well history shows Stalin and
what he did.    He gave them state run this and that, but at
the same time, no thinking, and only death.

  When the USSR fell,   it should have been letdown slowly
so the citizens of the country could take time to adjust
and elect representatives to parliament to make national
decisions, and the UN who does help run elections and keep
things stable, should have offered more to help with the
process to a more democratic communism or end it and
go Parliamentary democratic.

  I saw so many people cutoff from state pensions, and then
the criminals moved in, the big businesses to scoop up
state run industrys...etc....what a madhouse.
  
 AK> There was not Al-Qaeda in Iraq before Bush's invasion, but now in Iraq
 AK> there are as much Al-Qaeda's terrorists as bees in a beehive. The best
 AK> possible scenario (for US) in Iraq is if it became the second Iran.
 
  The Al-Qaeda have stated that they went into Iraq to get training
and improve their actions against the USA and it's allies.  What better
way to engage your enemy, then have him innvloved in a military
conflict so close to home.   It might not be an old organization
but many, now just united under one leadership.

  I always think of the people, and I remember when the first troops
entered the capital, and many people said..okay we did it, now
lets turn over the reigns to who is left.   But it was a learnered
Iraqi and Bush was all bent to make a western society there which
is a pipe dream.   The advice was well taken, and I will always
remember everyone there cheering the USA...but they should have
listened to those in Iraq that could have formed a governent
and left ASP....

  I always wonder about what would happen if Iraq did become
a second Iran.   I have no comment, as I will have never come
up with a real comment...sorry Alexander


 AK> Because there is no Al-Queda in Iran for a while, and there is some law

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