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Blair is willing to sacrifice Israel as a show to the Arab world that he is even-handed. And that the victory over Saddam must carry some quid-pro-quo. Israel is the quid-pro-quo.

To lie so blatantly today, is not nearly as easy a proposition as it was even during the first Gulf War.

Soon, it will be all over and a new reality will be born in Iraq and the entire Middle East. And after all is done, perhaps the elitists at the Nobel Society will consider giving George W Bush and Tony Blair a shared Nobel Peace Prize.

Canada did the wrong thing for many reasons. But for so many of our Parliamentarians to jump to their feet, in order to give a resounding applause for a NO to the USA is the height of impropriety and stupidity.

Since Bush obviously will be recognized for doing the right thing, the American electorate will reward him and thus confound his critics.

For me, the incident is clear. If Rachel Corrie decided to put herself in harm's way, she got what she deserved.

Francois is very critical of how I demean Quebec's aspirations, while at the same time I applaud Israel's right to determination.

After the US finishes with Saddam Hussein and his ilk, I suggest that France should be next.

Totally opposite to what all the Do Nothing Do Gooders are saying, the Iraqi people will be on the streets to welcome the American, British and Australian troops as LIBERATORS opposed to invaders.

64 years after the beginning of the Second World War, the planet faces yet another Adolf Hitler. This time, his name is Saddam Hussein, and his world to conquer is the Middle East.