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So in other words, you don't agree with President Bush's assessment of Iran?
On which question?

He called it part of the "axis of evil." And there's been a lot of discussion about an Iranian nuclear program …
We don't like a nuclear region, of course. Nobody wants nuclear weapons. Who wants to have weapons of destruction around their homes? Nobody. But the United States has been very understanding and supportive that Afghanistan should have a relationship with Iran.

Are you going to run for another term in 2009?
Well, I have things to accomplish. What was that line from Robert Frost? "The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep."

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  • Posted By: leondavis3 @ 02/12/2008 1:29:06 PM

    The situation facing Afgahistan and Pakistan has been predicted in the May 15th Prophecy, which has been 100% accurate also about what going on in Iraq, Lebanon and Iran

    Do a Google seach of the "May 15th Prophecy" and you will see for yourself

  • Posted By: najeeb_ch @ 02/02/2008 8:09:39 AM

    It is absurd for a president to comment on others when Mr. Karzai himself can barely move out of Kabul. In all fairness it must be understood that taking arms will not solve anything, it will not stop terrorism and it will not make the world convert to Islam either. Fighting terrorism should be less literal. Leaders must end this rhetoric and come to the fact that when liberty of a people is denied, they will find ways to revolt.

  • Posted By: newdee @ 02/01/2008 6:09:53 PM

    Matador: Being your guest does not take away the right to speak the truth. Taleban would not last months without the support of some in Pakistan. When a Taleb is injured in the morning in Kandahar, in the afternoon he is on an operating table in Quetta. What do you call that? Thank you for hosting Afghan refugees, don't forgett the billions of dollars that poured in , in aid. Not all of which went to the refugees.

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