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  • Posted By: Sultan Ahmed @ 11/12/2008 12:16:24 PM

    with the refference of state's economy,
    a tremendous change is imminent,

    as for as peace is concerned,
    it is also expected in the areas as undermentioned;

    Fghanistan,
    Iraq,
    Pakistan,
    Palestine/Israel,
    tens relations would be converted into fruitfull ties with Iran,
    but it would take some time.

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  • Posted By: Aditya Mookerjee @ 11/11/2008 1:49:50 AM

    In response to the Polish gentleman, Mr Michal Kobosko, I would like to point out, that there should not be a need for the anti-missile shield in the region of Poland. I must add as a rejoinder to Mr Takashi Yokota, that it is imperative that Japan engage North Korea in genial diplomatic communication. It is not in anyone's interest, if Japan and North Korea are not on good terms, or if North Korea antagonizes her neighbors.

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