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September 15, 2008

Five Ex-Secretaries of State Urge Talks with Iran

By DemocracyRules

Well I agree.  I do not want to stand in the way of anyone's urges.  In free countries, people should be free to have urges.  Furthermore if they have urges to talk with Iran, they should just go right ahead with their urges, and talk with Iran.  Talk all they like, talk all day, talk all night, about anything they'd like to talk about.  The price of figs,  Troopergate, Heidegger, nuclear weapons, golf, really, anything at all.

Then, when they get tired of talking they can come home.  Or not.  Really, it's fine either way.  They could visit Bam if they liked.  Or even Kablooie, or Khartoooom, or Kaabuuul, or Beiruuttt, or Tunisssiiiaaa.  Really, I'm fine with it.

Pro Patria

on September 15, 2008 at 10:55 PM |

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Kinda like Carter chatting with Hamas...

Not a chance. Those ex's need to keep their opinions to themselves as they still collect alimony.

Posted by: Gawfer | September 15, 2008 at 11:15 PM

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