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The DipNote team selected some of our favorite photos to highlight the last one hundred days. We hope you enjoy them.
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Eric in New Mexico writes:
Pre-coffee post script:
Ok, got one eye propped open with a toothpick and ain't dreamin' this..., the water's on the boil, so I thought I'd add one thing about the next 100 days that ought to be on the "to do" list.
I appreciate the President's words on Sri Lanka yesterday, and the fact that an international voice has been raised in the treatment of civilians in conflict zones. Pakistan is to be commended for its efforts to address the IDP's from Swat, and this whole thing about "yes we can" is not just about us here in this country...it's gone global.
But folks, it seems this is more about mankind's ability to walk upright into this new century and leave the knuckle dragging neanderthal mindsets in the dusbin of history.
I think in the next 100 days we'll see who's on the bus and who ain't.
Gota get a grip. Pronto.
Well the president did mention he would be sorely tempted to "lose his cool" within that time period.
Being a New Mexican, you can always count on me to lend him a rope if needs be to deal with the ethicaly depraved..
Posted on Thu May 14, 2009
Pre-coffee post script:
Ok, got one eye propped open with a toothpick and ain't dreamin' this..., the water's on the boil, so I thought I'd add one thing about the next 100 days that ought to be on the "to do" list.
I appreciate the President's words on Sri Lanka yesterday, and the fact that an international voice has been raised in the treatment of civilians in conflict zones. Pakistan is to be commended for its efforts to address the IDP's from Swat, and this whole thing about "yes we can" is not just about us here in this country...it's gone global.
But folks, it seems this is more about mankind's ability to walk upright into this new century and leave the knuckle dragging neanderthal mindsets in the dusbin of history.
I think in the next 100 days we'll see who's on the bus and who ain't.
Gota get a grip. Pronto.
Well the president did mention he would be sorely tempted to "lose his cool" within that time period.
Being a New Mexican, you can always count on me to lend him a rope if needs be to deal with the ethicaly depraved..
Posted on Thu May 14, 2009
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Actually John, Lil' Kim doeasn't need me to teach him how to wipe pawns off a chessboard, but I would be willing to bet that a certain family heirloom might open his eyes a bit if I had the chance to show him that chunk of trinitite.
In my first post of May 2nd I spoke of "political will in tatters"... not in reference to the first 100 days, but as an overview of the cryptic nature of the challenges faced, and the arrogence of "ursurpers of dreams" we generally call dictators.
In my honest opinion, if the five other parties cannot see to it that the "concequences" of another nuclear test or missile launch would be so painful to Kim personally that he would not order its attempt, then indeed you cannot do more than "hope" he doesn't.
And whereas it concerns Kim's genocidal tendancies, treating his treatment of his own people as a separate issue is not solving the problem.
Folks think he's just running his mouth, but you know what?
Folks that threaten often get a case of terminal stupidity.
And then what up with that?
Folks all over the planet will be wondering why the Five parties didn't get a grip on this long before then.
Sooner rather than later please, this could get messy.
Posted on Wed May 13, 2009
Actually John, Lil' Kim doeasn't need me to teach him how to wipe pawns off a chessboard, but I would be willing to bet that a certain family heirloom might open his eyes a bit if I had the chance to show him that chunk of trinitite.
In my first post of May 2nd I spoke of "political will in tatters"... not in reference to the first 100 days, but as an overview of the cryptic nature of the challenges faced, and the arrogence of "ursurpers of dreams" we generally call dictators.
In my honest opinion, if the five other parties cannot see to it that the "concequences" of another nuclear test or missile launch would be so painful to Kim personally that he would not order its attempt, then indeed you cannot do more than "hope" he doesn't.
And whereas it concerns Kim's genocidal tendancies, treating his treatment of his own people as a separate issue is not solving the problem.
Folks think he's just running his mouth, but you know what?
Folks that threaten often get a case of terminal stupidity.
And then what up with that?
Folks all over the planet will be wondering why the Five parties didn't get a grip on this long before then.
Sooner rather than later please, this could get messy.
Posted on Wed May 13, 2009
Eric in New Mexico writes:
"Point being John, this isn't a U.S./N.K. thing, it's more like the sane verses the insane. Nationality doesn't have a whole lot to do with it, on that level."
You know John, I'm just not sure whether Ian Kelly, State's new Dept Spokesman, would charictarize it like this. But I'm pretty sure it makes sense to a lot of folks, unofficially.
Thing about "nuclear chess", the first move is inevitably fatal.
Think of this as "house training the puppy" instead and he won't play that game, so long as his survival instinct (which dictators and tyrants have in spades) is notably activated.
Look at bin Laden, he runs, he hides, he hasn't the guts to put on a suicide vest and martyr himself does he?
Neither does 'lil Kim.
Amb. Bosworth has said recently that it would be NK's decision to test a nuke again or not, implying that the five could do nothing to prevent that happening.
I strongly disagree with that premis.
If Kim ill Jong made such a choice, knowing it would result in a declaration of war from the five, then waiting to take action till he has them on top of missiles would mark a new definition of insanity.
Posted on Wed May 13, 2009
"Point being John, this isn't a U.S./N.K. thing, it's more like the sane verses the insane. Nationality doesn't have a whole lot to do with it, on that level."
You know John, I'm just not sure whether Ian Kelly, State's new Dept Spokesman, would charictarize it like this. But I'm pretty sure it makes sense to a lot of folks, unofficially.
Thing about "nuclear chess", the first move is inevitably fatal.
Think of this as "house training the puppy" instead and he won't play that game, so long as his survival instinct (which dictators and tyrants have in spades) is notably activated.
Look at bin Laden, he runs, he hides, he hasn't the guts to put on a suicide vest and martyr himself does he?
Neither does 'lil Kim.
Amb. Bosworth has said recently that it would be NK's decision to test a nuke again or not, implying that the five could do nothing to prevent that happening.
I strongly disagree with that premis.
If Kim ill Jong made such a choice, knowing it would result in a declaration of war from the five, then waiting to take action till he has them on top of missiles would mark a new definition of insanity.
Posted on Wed May 13, 2009
Anna in Washington, DC writes:
Great photos. We are really fortunate to have Secretary Clinton as America's top diplomat. President Obama could have not made a better choice, and I applaud them both for how hard they've worked. A most impressive job.
Posted on Tue May 12, 2009
Great photos. We are really fortunate to have Secretary Clinton as America's top diplomat. President Obama could have not made a better choice, and I applaud them both for how hard they've worked. A most impressive job.
Posted on Tue May 12, 2009
John in Greece writes:
@ Eric in New Mexico -- I understand what you are saying: "Nuclear Chess" should better remain just a game concept for educating people what not to do, and certainly not a new dictator's "experiment".
We must not allow Kim to proceed with his ego "experiment" that will/may bring chaos, if we let him to go ahead with. Hitler lost his "psycho" game, because he had no nuclear power back then. If he had, he would have used it... and now the two of us wouldn't have this wonderful exchange of ideas, 'cause we would be both dead. Billions others too.
Now, today, things are far more dangerous. That's why "it's not just a U.S./N.K thing", as you wisely say, but a global theme that all countries must participate in and act.
I trust the President, SD and Mr. Robert Gates. I am sure that they will do their best! However, all countries must also help!
And I loved your phrase: Old school methods still work!
Thank you very much for your reply.
Posted on Tue May 12, 2009
@ Eric in New Mexico -- I understand what you are saying: "Nuclear Chess" should better remain just a game concept for educating people what not to do, and certainly not a new dictator's "experiment".
We must not allow Kim to proceed with his ego "experiment" that will/may bring chaos, if we let him to go ahead with. Hitler lost his "psycho" game, because he had no nuclear power back then. If he had, he would have used it... and now the two of us wouldn't have this wonderful exchange of ideas, 'cause we would be both dead. Billions others too.
Now, today, things are far more dangerous. That's why "it's not just a U.S./N.K thing", as you wisely say, but a global theme that all countries must participate in and act.
I trust the President, SD and Mr. Robert Gates. I am sure that they will do their best! However, all countries must also help!
And I loved your phrase: Old school methods still work!
Thank you very much for your reply.
Posted on Tue May 12, 2009
Eric in New Mexico writes:
To address a couple specifics John, "wronged" is not how I "feel". Disgusted is what I am, because some things you can't walk away from and remain human.
And Kim's in the process of starving his own population down to some 400,000 as a "Utopian goal" of the ideal sustainable population size.
He is genocidal by any standard.
If he has nuclear missiles, he won't need to field such large numbers of troops that require resources to sustain them, as it has become a nation of slaves to a military junta on par with Pol Pot. Only the mass graves would dwarf all previously known.
And they say you can't get inside the heads of the North Korean leadership...
OK fine, time will tell. Stick my neck out on the record I will...
If the decision to remove the current NK leadership was made as a final option, I'm sure the five can find creative means to do so without WW3 being the result.
Without a shot being fired in fact.
Old school methods still work.
Posted on Tue May 12, 2009
To address a couple specifics John, "wronged" is not how I "feel". Disgusted is what I am, because some things you can't walk away from and remain human.
And Kim's in the process of starving his own population down to some 400,000 as a "Utopian goal" of the ideal sustainable population size.
He is genocidal by any standard.
If he has nuclear missiles, he won't need to field such large numbers of troops that require resources to sustain them, as it has become a nation of slaves to a military junta on par with Pol Pot. Only the mass graves would dwarf all previously known.
And they say you can't get inside the heads of the North Korean leadership...
OK fine, time will tell. Stick my neck out on the record I will...
If the decision to remove the current NK leadership was made as a final option, I'm sure the five can find creative means to do so without WW3 being the result.
Without a shot being fired in fact.
Old school methods still work.
Posted on Tue May 12, 2009
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Point being John, this isn't a U.S./N.K. thing, it's more like the sane verses the insane. Nationality doesn't have a whole lot to do with it, on that level.
Folks are flat tired of drunken little dictators strutting their stuff like they think they're "all of that".
You know me, I'm not all that diplomatic about it.
Sometimes the world must decide as a family who is fit to lead and remove tyrants when needed, for the betterment of the people under his boot most of all. Too often we've seen the tragic results of inaction.
We do this right and stand together, there won't be hostilities, and therin I prefaced the entire senario.
I never implied it would be either politically or practicly easy to do, to bring the 6 party talks back on track to a succesful conclusion with a nuclear free zone created. Much diplomacy involved, and diplomacy is not a bluff, one must prepare contingencies.
On the issue of whether "spheres of influence" and such political mistrust of intent would negate any postive outcome between great powers, I would simply remind you that we were all allies against Facism, and have a history of working together on common problems.
If there's a better way to earn trust over time, I think it hasn't been invented yet.
I suppose we can work on that one too while dealing with immediate concerns. New century, new thinking etc, etc....
Attitude is everything.
Posted on Tue May 12, 2009
Point being John, this isn't a U.S./N.K. thing, it's more like the sane verses the insane. Nationality doesn't have a whole lot to do with it, on that level.
Folks are flat tired of drunken little dictators strutting their stuff like they think they're "all of that".
You know me, I'm not all that diplomatic about it.
Sometimes the world must decide as a family who is fit to lead and remove tyrants when needed, for the betterment of the people under his boot most of all. Too often we've seen the tragic results of inaction.
We do this right and stand together, there won't be hostilities, and therin I prefaced the entire senario.
I never implied it would be either politically or practicly easy to do, to bring the 6 party talks back on track to a succesful conclusion with a nuclear free zone created. Much diplomacy involved, and diplomacy is not a bluff, one must prepare contingencies.
On the issue of whether "spheres of influence" and such political mistrust of intent would negate any postive outcome between great powers, I would simply remind you that we were all allies against Facism, and have a history of working together on common problems.
If there's a better way to earn trust over time, I think it hasn't been invented yet.
I suppose we can work on that one too while dealing with immediate concerns. New century, new thinking etc, etc....
Attitude is everything.
Posted on Tue May 12, 2009
John in Greece writes:
@ Eric in New Mexico -- You are right: strategically, logically and the way someone -- who feels both wronged and threatened by Kim's psycho -- thinks. Your point is very clear, clever and fair!!!
But, help me out with some "thought-fears"? (I don't disagree with you, I just want to understand the situation)
1. Can U.S.A. stand both physically (soldiers) and economically a 3rd military presence? (Iran-Afghanistan?)
2. What if there is a need for "Iran action" in the future, while you are already engaged in a S. Korea "conflict"?
3. You know that always starts with (6) parties, but usually ends up with only U.S.A. and England to be the "bad guys" to blame -- and of course the only ones to fight -- besides some poor alliance help.
4. I absolutely accept and respect your geo-political analysis, about China and Russia, but you cannot count on their final stance, when the "fire" starts. You know how these "guys" act!
On the other side of the moon, I absolutely understand your point. If you don't stop Kim now -- he may kill us all. He can create the WW3, even by mistake. Right!
Only Robert Gates can answer all these at the same time?
Meanwhile, diplomacy?
Posted on Mon May 11, 2009
@ Eric in New Mexico -- You are right: strategically, logically and the way someone -- who feels both wronged and threatened by Kim's psycho -- thinks. Your point is very clear, clever and fair!!!
But, help me out with some "thought-fears"? (I don't disagree with you, I just want to understand the situation)
1. Can U.S.A. stand both physically (soldiers) and economically a 3rd military presence? (Iran-Afghanistan?)
2. What if there is a need for "Iran action" in the future, while you are already engaged in a S. Korea "conflict"?
3. You know that always starts with (6) parties, but usually ends up with only U.S.A. and England to be the "bad guys" to blame -- and of course the only ones to fight -- besides some poor alliance help.
4. I absolutely accept and respect your geo-political analysis, about China and Russia, but you cannot count on their final stance, when the "fire" starts. You know how these "guys" act!
On the other side of the moon, I absolutely understand your point. If you don't stop Kim now -- he may kill us all. He can create the WW3, even by mistake. Right!
Only Robert Gates can answer all these at the same time?
Meanwhile, diplomacy?
Posted on Mon May 11, 2009
Jackie R. in California writes:
You get an A+ from me but then again I'm bias. I've followed you and your work for 17 years and you like that ever ready bunny you just keep going and going. I've slowed down some. You are an example to woman and you have placed the mark that woman can do the job. In a way you look at President Obama like a Mother but I guess that's just what I see. You have a quality that makes things happen and people listen, it comes from your heart and in your eyes. I always check on this blog site to see up dates of your travels and support you 100 plus per cent. As I read the World events I see some who are afraid of the change that has taken place. But I also see millions around the World who accept the change and that will help with the World Leaders. Even the Iran President with the approvel of the Iran Supreme Leader has used " Yes we can", now that's progress.
Posted on Mon May 11, 2009
You get an A+ from me but then again I'm bias. I've followed you and your work for 17 years and you like that ever ready bunny you just keep going and going. I've slowed down some. You are an example to woman and you have placed the mark that woman can do the job. In a way you look at President Obama like a Mother but I guess that's just what I see. You have a quality that makes things happen and people listen, it comes from your heart and in your eyes. I always check on this blog site to see up dates of your travels and support you 100 plus per cent. As I read the World events I see some who are afraid of the change that has taken place. But I also see millions around the World who accept the change and that will help with the World Leaders. Even the Iran President with the approvel of the Iran Supreme Leader has used " Yes we can", now that's progress.
Posted on Mon May 11, 2009
Eric in New Mexico writes:
@ John in Greece, There are times when the threat of war must be met with the promise of war to invoke peace.
Case in point, behavior change of crazies that threaten peace such as Kim ill Jong may involve convincing him we are (all the other five parties involved in the 6 party talks) unanimous in declaring war upon North Korea, for violating the terms of the 50+ year old ceasefire that has been in place; The moment he attempts to conduct another nuclear test or missile launch, and that he has a brief window of opportunity to resume presence at the negotiating table, or the five will remove him from power regardless of any further threats or actions, as sufficiant causus belli exists already.
China most of all does not need a nuclear armed madman on its doorstep, and several million starving people next door.
China's stability and security could only be enhanced if a rational government existed in North Korea. Russia's too. So the combined weight of the will of nations is in the interest of all nations, if the correct methodology is applied.
Maybe then there would be a reasonable possibility of reunification among the Korea's people.
Posted on Mon May 11, 2009
@ John in Greece, There are times when the threat of war must be met with the promise of war to invoke peace.
Case in point, behavior change of crazies that threaten peace such as Kim ill Jong may involve convincing him we are (all the other five parties involved in the 6 party talks) unanimous in declaring war upon North Korea, for violating the terms of the 50+ year old ceasefire that has been in place; The moment he attempts to conduct another nuclear test or missile launch, and that he has a brief window of opportunity to resume presence at the negotiating table, or the five will remove him from power regardless of any further threats or actions, as sufficiant causus belli exists already.
China most of all does not need a nuclear armed madman on its doorstep, and several million starving people next door.
China's stability and security could only be enhanced if a rational government existed in North Korea. Russia's too. So the combined weight of the will of nations is in the interest of all nations, if the correct methodology is applied.
Maybe then there would be a reasonable possibility of reunification among the Korea's people.
Posted on Mon May 11, 2009
John in Greece writes:
@ Zharkov in U.S.A. -- What's your DipNote proposal? A new war? This is not diplomatic! Diplomacy, especially Good Diplomacy needs some time. PERIOD!
I mean, use some commas in your ideas. I would suggest you some; too!
If you think that guns can solve every political issue, sorry my friend, but this is certainly not a diplomatic perspective. Especially from a guy who wants to travel without a passport.
AFTER ALL, GIVE US AN IDEA, WHAT THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION CAN DO IN CASE KIM CONTINUES TO PLAY THE "CRAZY GUY"?
War?
There? In this geo?
With China and Russia in the "neighbourhood", watching like snakes?
I am sure that the President, Madame Secretary, the White House and the Administration will remain sober and do their best!
Posted on Thu May 07, 2009
@ Zharkov in U.S.A. -- What's your DipNote proposal? A new war? This is not diplomatic! Diplomacy, especially Good Diplomacy needs some time. PERIOD!
I mean, use some commas in your ideas. I would suggest you some; too!
If you think that guns can solve every political issue, sorry my friend, but this is certainly not a diplomatic perspective. Especially from a guy who wants to travel without a passport.
AFTER ALL, GIVE US AN IDEA, WHAT THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION CAN DO IN CASE KIM CONTINUES TO PLAY THE "CRAZY GUY"?
War?
There? In this geo?
With China and Russia in the "neighbourhood", watching like snakes?
I am sure that the President, Madame Secretary, the White House and the Administration will remain sober and do their best!
Posted on Thu May 07, 2009
Zharkov in U.S.A. writes:
North Korea has begun preparations for a second nuclear test at a site in the north of the country, South Korean government sources have said.
How disrespectful of Mr. Kim not to wait another 100 days to announce his atomic test. Doesn't he know that diplomacy takes time?
Posted on Thu May 07, 2009
North Korea has begun preparations for a second nuclear test at a site in the north of the country, South Korean government sources have said.
How disrespectful of Mr. Kim not to wait another 100 days to announce his atomic test. Doesn't he know that diplomacy takes time?
Posted on Thu May 07, 2009
Jon in U.S.A. writes:
Secretary Clinton has done a terrible job in her first 100 days.
Posted on Wed May 06, 2009
Secretary Clinton has done a terrible job in her first 100 days.
Posted on Wed May 06, 2009
Jon in U.S.A. writes:
Secretary Clinton. You have done a terrible job. Soon the cold war will being again. Getting to a point where Korea no longer allowed our nuclear inspectors in theri territy is not the answer.
Posted on Wed May 06, 2009
Secretary Clinton. You have done a terrible job. Soon the cold war will being again. Getting to a point where Korea no longer allowed our nuclear inspectors in theri territy is not the answer.
Posted on Wed May 06, 2009
Eric in New Mexico writes:
...gotta love your job.
Posted on Wed May 06, 2009
...gotta love your job.
Posted on Wed May 06, 2009
John in Greece writes:
@ Zharkov in U.S.A. -- 100 days are only 100 days, certainly not 48 or even 96 months. Contact: DipNoteGod.sp (space) if you believe in miracles!
Everybody understands Z that NO Administration could have achieved in just 100 days:
1. to make North Korea change stance
2. to make Russia understand that they are not NATO's moderator
3. to make Russia understand that nobody needs Putin's permission to proceed with NATO exercises in Georgia. There is no Soviet Union anymore! It used to be, but "died"
4. (I won't comment on the "Britain's issue" you refer -- I don't know the subject) Nevertheless, I believe that England is still one -- maybe the most dedicated -- of U.S.'s strongest allies and friends
5. to make Swiss understand that they were/are the worst "laundry country" in the world for many decades. We (West) have every right to have full access to any secret numbered account info and they should give all these info YESTERDAY, if we really want to stop worldwide political corruption and organized crime
6. Bring Democracy to Iran? Iran is the new millennium Hitler. What can you do, when you have to deal with fanatic religious dictators and "priests" that are psychos, in just 100 days?
7. Make China understand that they will soon end up like Soviets? China has cut up every western contact since the "0th" century. Some people think that they have opened their doors to capitalism. Sure! (irony) China knows that their only way to keep this kind of communistic "federation" is keeping 99% of the People away from West. They will soon end up dismembered too -- like Soviets
All the above are VERY TOUGH issues!
I think that's enough from me for now.
In fact, we cannot have a clear resolution in 100 days. I know -- through your comments -- that you are a Republican. So, I can understand your stance. And you have every right to think like this. However, moreover, you are American!
Give the new Administration some time for bringing results!
They travel worldwide.
They act.
They work hard.
Success is near!
Posted on Wed May 06, 2009
@ Zharkov in U.S.A. -- 100 days are only 100 days, certainly not 48 or even 96 months. Contact: DipNoteGod.sp (space) if you believe in miracles!
Everybody understands Z that NO Administration could have achieved in just 100 days:
1. to make North Korea change stance
2. to make Russia understand that they are not NATO's moderator
3. to make Russia understand that nobody needs Putin's permission to proceed with NATO exercises in Georgia. There is no Soviet Union anymore! It used to be, but "died"
4. (I won't comment on the "Britain's issue" you refer -- I don't know the subject) Nevertheless, I believe that England is still one -- maybe the most dedicated -- of U.S.'s strongest allies and friends
5. to make Swiss understand that they were/are the worst "laundry country" in the world for many decades. We (West) have every right to have full access to any secret numbered account info and they should give all these info YESTERDAY, if we really want to stop worldwide political corruption and organized crime
6. Bring Democracy to Iran? Iran is the new millennium Hitler. What can you do, when you have to deal with fanatic religious dictators and "priests" that are psychos, in just 100 days?
7. Make China understand that they will soon end up like Soviets? China has cut up every western contact since the "0th" century. Some people think that they have opened their doors to capitalism. Sure! (irony) China knows that their only way to keep this kind of communistic "federation" is keeping 99% of the People away from West. They will soon end up dismembered too -- like Soviets
All the above are VERY TOUGH issues!
I think that's enough from me for now.
In fact, we cannot have a clear resolution in 100 days. I know -- through your comments -- that you are a Republican. So, I can understand your stance. And you have every right to think like this. However, moreover, you are American!
Give the new Administration some time for bringing results!
They travel worldwide.
They act.
They work hard.
Success is near!
Posted on Wed May 06, 2009
Zharkov in U.S.A. writes:
100 days and the "reset" button still doesn't work.
1. North Korea restarted work on nuclear weapons;
2. NATO is completely ignoring Russian objections;
3. Russia is ready to intervene in NATO exercises in Georgia;
4. Britain is banning Americans from entering Britain on account of their free speech in America (i.e. Michael Savage, an American citizen and talk show host);
5. The Swiss are outraged at our behavior in extorting secret numbered account information;
6. Iran is not talking to us;
7. China cut up our federal credit card;
8. Jackson-Vanik legislation still restricts trade;
9. The Taliban is close to taking Pakistan;
10. Iraq gave us 30 days to remove our troops from their cities after which Iran will be their predominant influence.
On the plus side, OPEC members are considerably less solvent than before, but so are we.
So what's to celebrate?
Did we win an office softball game?
Posted on Tue May 05, 2009
100 days and the "reset" button still doesn't work.
1. North Korea restarted work on nuclear weapons;
2. NATO is completely ignoring Russian objections;
3. Russia is ready to intervene in NATO exercises in Georgia;
4. Britain is banning Americans from entering Britain on account of their free speech in America (i.e. Michael Savage, an American citizen and talk show host);
5. The Swiss are outraged at our behavior in extorting secret numbered account information;
6. Iran is not talking to us;
7. China cut up our federal credit card;
8. Jackson-Vanik legislation still restricts trade;
9. The Taliban is close to taking Pakistan;
10. Iraq gave us 30 days to remove our troops from their cities after which Iran will be their predominant influence.
On the plus side, OPEC members are considerably less solvent than before, but so are we.
So what's to celebrate?
Did we win an office softball game?
Posted on Tue May 05, 2009
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Donald wrote,
"We offer ideas, suggestions, input, agree or even dis-agree about comments and it doesn't lead to casualties of war."
Mmm, observational analysis of the war of ideas would indicate that the Flat Earth society has been all but wiped out...
..The Soviet empire has crumbled due to lack of interest in persuing an ideology... and al-quaida has failed to recruit the masses 'cause it brought forth an unworthy idea through abhorrent means.
Ideas, my friend, are extremely dangerous. Mostly to the status quo. We as a human race have climbed a mountain of "casualties" and called it "progress".
The concept of "Karma" is simply put, reaping what you sow. It goes way beyond this, and forms the basis of living in peace with your actions in the world, manifest from an idea, born of a thought.
In general prncipal;
People who bring trouble between them to your door, are asking you to engage in their karma, and feed it. They often blame you when it's still unresolved opon leaving.
If you've taken sides, one blames the consequences of the other's action opon you. You have just incurred karma and have done so by allowing the dispute to continue in your home first, and in siding with a disputant, and the attachment to the conflict that it represents, secondly.
I'm speaking as if it were two individuals involved, not nations. Though karma as a fixture in the human condition has international repurcussions in every aspect of foreign relations.
I think it's fair to say that if you save someone's life, you have incurred karma as well. It can be said that in saving a man's life, you are half responsible for that man's actions for the rest of his days, but only half so, the other half is his responsibility.
Karma works both ways, good and bad, with intended and unintended consequence potentially manifest.
Such are parameters of attachment to ideas.
Posted on Tue May 05, 2009
Donald wrote,
"We offer ideas, suggestions, input, agree or even dis-agree about comments and it doesn't lead to casualties of war."
Mmm, observational analysis of the war of ideas would indicate that the Flat Earth society has been all but wiped out...
..The Soviet empire has crumbled due to lack of interest in persuing an ideology... and al-quaida has failed to recruit the masses 'cause it brought forth an unworthy idea through abhorrent means.
Ideas, my friend, are extremely dangerous. Mostly to the status quo. We as a human race have climbed a mountain of "casualties" and called it "progress".
The concept of "Karma" is simply put, reaping what you sow. It goes way beyond this, and forms the basis of living in peace with your actions in the world, manifest from an idea, born of a thought.
In general prncipal;
People who bring trouble between them to your door, are asking you to engage in their karma, and feed it. They often blame you when it's still unresolved opon leaving.
If you've taken sides, one blames the consequences of the other's action opon you. You have just incurred karma and have done so by allowing the dispute to continue in your home first, and in siding with a disputant, and the attachment to the conflict that it represents, secondly.
I'm speaking as if it were two individuals involved, not nations. Though karma as a fixture in the human condition has international repurcussions in every aspect of foreign relations.
I think it's fair to say that if you save someone's life, you have incurred karma as well. It can be said that in saving a man's life, you are half responsible for that man's actions for the rest of his days, but only half so, the other half is his responsibility.
Karma works both ways, good and bad, with intended and unintended consequence potentially manifest.
Such are parameters of attachment to ideas.
Posted on Tue May 05, 2009
Wendy in California writes:
I've been so profoundly proud and touched by these 100 days with SecHillary and the remarkable State Team in DC and around the world. Wow to each & all. I have learned so much and feel such a flourishing of hope in the dedication and ingenuity of SecHillary and the whole team. State rocks.
Posted on Mon May 04, 2009
I've been so profoundly proud and touched by these 100 days with SecHillary and the remarkable State Team in DC and around the world. Wow to each & all. I have learned so much and feel such a flourishing of hope in the dedication and ingenuity of SecHillary and the whole team. State rocks.
Posted on Mon May 04, 2009
Solomon on Madagascar writes:
Mr Obama president of the USA
Mm Clinton secretary of USA
The all commadeur of Army in USA
I'm repeat again for confurme the ll already I'm write in the your all web of the United states of the America for confurme my protection of me and my country on Inter-mussil and Anti-musill and armour satelite and I'm confurme for only symbole for launch us atck on Army and suisude after 48h or (twoo Day ).
since to be the us USA dep of defence need and can and have right for cofurme the all need survey near my and Madagacar on sutuation and security.
But we not shoot and not launch us atack with us hard war go to the Madagascar for revenge and rescue me and my country and never accept anothere fraud give order as far as after 48h I'm not send message eache Sunday and Monday for symbole of unic for to beging us hard war and for lauch us Army and suisude of USA for execution us mission and never stop as far as we take the teritoirie of Madagascar for we can iself and rescue me and us people and Nation.
we not mercy and not tolerate and we never one let escape.
Mr president I hope you and your familly are good and the all action need for development and for security defence of Israel are walking good ,Thank Mr president and I hope we not stop as far as the Union States of USA are build .
Mr president my hope not cancell and not anull because the day have end and the time have finish. I'm and us must winn and I'm must earning the all need for deliver of pece and democracy. I'm and us must winn and I'm must earning the all need for deliver of true liberty and development. The world defence acompany of peace world. The world defence accept the my and us all give order and advice. The world defence respect the my and us all desire for liberate. The us all enemy against the Peace world not up again as fas as the end day to comme because there is against of the trust. The God Israel acompany of me and us. there is powerfull and can and have right for protect me and us and destroy the all enemy of me and the peace world ;and there is give the all winner for me and us the all defence and people and country acompany of me and us the peace world. Mr president we need confurme acompany of the peace world on defence and politic and diplomacy. We never lost on war and never desire for peace and not lost for deliver us true democracy and right of man in the world. Mr president to be we need warning and need take us deceide precis and deceide close for we need confurme us unit and union on politic and diplomacy and defence and contunie for war on terrorism ,because the terrorism to beging he revenge with on he war virus disease inlfuenza use he for destroy total us people and us economic and social in the all country war on terrorism and acompany of the peace world. We don't fear ,we use us gestion on protection and against the war virus. we not use the all anothere medicament suport and medicament another manufacture and marque
need for support we against the influenza virus. We not let us people traveling in anothere region and state and we not let quiter in all region eache live.
We need struct and check in the all man and people to get in to us state. we need stoping the import the all animal for eat and consome us peole. confurme us all point startegy security defence in us country and cofurme us point startegy defence in the all region we iself. we need use us defence of peace for execution us gestion for support arrange and help the all region in usa need support and check. I'm confurme for I'm must earning the winn in the next election presidential in madagascar for I'm execution my promise for remove the usa on place above and honour and number one in the world on economic and defence and use for renforcement building us project Union states of the USA.
I'm finish for building us project US009D.gov
I'm wait your support for my trveling for give us new Startegy of war US009.
thank very much
The God Israel us protege
Your cooperation
RANDRIAMAMPIONONA SOLOMON
Posted on Mon May 04, 2009
Mr Obama president of the USA
Mm Clinton secretary of USA
The all commadeur of Army in USA
I'm repeat again for confurme the ll already I'm write in the your all web of the United states of the America for confurme my protection of me and my country on Inter-mussil and Anti-musill and armour satelite and I'm confurme for only symbole for launch us atck on Army and suisude after 48h or (twoo Day ).
since to be the us USA dep of defence need and can and have right for cofurme the all need survey near my and Madagacar on sutuation and security.
But we not shoot and not launch us atack with us hard war go to the Madagascar for revenge and rescue me and my country and never accept anothere fraud give order as far as after 48h I'm not send message eache Sunday and Monday for symbole of unic for to beging us hard war and for lauch us Army and suisude of USA for execution us mission and never stop as far as we take the teritoirie of Madagascar for we can iself and rescue me and us people and Nation.
we not mercy and not tolerate and we never one let escape.
Mr president I hope you and your familly are good and the all action need for development and for security defence of Israel are walking good ,Thank Mr president and I hope we not stop as far as the Union States of USA are build .
Mr president my hope not cancell and not anull because the day have end and the time have finish. I'm and us must winn and I'm must earning the all need for deliver of pece and democracy. I'm and us must winn and I'm must earning the all need for deliver of true liberty and development. The world defence acompany of peace world. The world defence accept the my and us all give order and advice. The world defence respect the my and us all desire for liberate. The us all enemy against the Peace world not up again as fas as the end day to comme because there is against of the trust. The God Israel acompany of me and us. there is powerfull and can and have right for protect me and us and destroy the all enemy of me and the peace world ;and there is give the all winner for me and us the all defence and people and country acompany of me and us the peace world. Mr president we need confurme acompany of the peace world on defence and politic and diplomacy. We never lost on war and never desire for peace and not lost for deliver us true democracy and right of man in the world. Mr president to be we need warning and need take us deceide precis and deceide close for we need confurme us unit and union on politic and diplomacy and defence and contunie for war on terrorism ,because the terrorism to beging he revenge with on he war virus disease inlfuenza use he for destroy total us people and us economic and social in the all country war on terrorism and acompany of the peace world. We don't fear ,we use us gestion on protection and against the war virus. we not use the all anothere medicament suport and medicament another manufacture and marque
need for support we against the influenza virus. We not let us people traveling in anothere region and state and we not let quiter in all region eache live.
We need struct and check in the all man and people to get in to us state. we need stoping the import the all animal for eat and consome us peole. confurme us all point startegy security defence in us country and cofurme us point startegy defence in the all region we iself. we need use us defence of peace for execution us gestion for support arrange and help the all region in usa need support and check. I'm confurme for I'm must earning the winn in the next election presidential in madagascar for I'm execution my promise for remove the usa on place above and honour and number one in the world on economic and defence and use for renforcement building us project Union states of the USA.
I'm finish for building us project US009D.gov
I'm wait your support for my trveling for give us new Startegy of war US009.
thank very much
The God Israel us protege
Your cooperation
RANDRIAMAMPIONONA SOLOMON
Posted on Mon May 04, 2009
Brian in California writes:
I as well echo Patricia S.'s senitiments. Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton has done an exquisite job as chief diplomat to the world. God Bless America....God Bless Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Posted on Sun May 03, 2009
I as well echo Patricia S.'s senitiments. Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton has done an exquisite job as chief diplomat to the world. God Bless America....God Bless Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Posted on Sun May 03, 2009
Patricia S. in New York writes:
I just read, in The New York Daily News, that Secretary Clinton's approval rating is higher than President Obama's. The President's approval rating is 66% - Secretary Clinton's approval rating is 71%. As I posted on DipNote, on 5.2.09. - "if not the White House - then the World."
The World won and so did all its citizens.
Posted on Sun May 03, 2009
I just read, in The New York Daily News, that Secretary Clinton's approval rating is higher than President Obama's. The President's approval rating is 66% - Secretary Clinton's approval rating is 71%. As I posted on DipNote, on 5.2.09. - "if not the White House - then the World."
The World won and so did all its citizens.
Posted on Sun May 03, 2009
Donald in Virginia writes:
BLOGGERS IS LIKE THE A ROUNDTABLE OF THINKERS
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STATE DEPARTMENT
We offer ideas, suggestions, input, agree or even dis-agree about comments and it doesn't lead to casualties of war. We are adults, we use or try to use good content and share our wealth of experience, knowledge and expertise on subject matters that can help the United States of America! We do this because we care about our country. The United States is not about Republicans or Democrats, it's about all Americans, all Races and all religons in our Country. It's also about the world we live in today. This forum is needed to help the State Department, the President of the United States and even our Congress and United State Senate have a pulse on citizens views. Godbless America!
Signed, Don
Posted on Sun May 03, 2009
BLOGGERS IS LIKE THE A ROUNDTABLE OF THINKERS
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STATE DEPARTMENT
We offer ideas, suggestions, input, agree or even dis-agree about comments and it doesn't lead to casualties of war. We are adults, we use or try to use good content and share our wealth of experience, knowledge and expertise on subject matters that can help the United States of America! We do this because we care about our country. The United States is not about Republicans or Democrats, it's about all Americans, all Races and all religons in our Country. It's also about the world we live in today. This forum is needed to help the State Department, the President of the United States and even our Congress and United State Senate have a pulse on citizens views. Godbless America!
Signed, Don
Posted on Sun May 03, 2009
Susan in Florida writes:
Secretary Clinton, you are doing an incredible job, very impressive. A special thank you for helping to restore our honor and reputation around the world. Ron in NY said...100% all of the time. Thank you, it is definitely appreciated.
Posted on Sun May 03, 2009
Secretary Clinton, you are doing an incredible job, very impressive. A special thank you for helping to restore our honor and reputation around the world. Ron in NY said...100% all of the time. Thank you, it is definitely appreciated.
Posted on Sun May 03, 2009
Emma in New York writes:
Dear Secretary Clinton, I just wanted to say that all your hard work with the many hours you work for your country are much appreciated. You have achieved 100% for the 100 days in office. I feel America has missed out on what could have been a brilliant President, but i am glad we have someone I fully trust in the State Dept. You have made diplomacy key to the future of American politics. I was moved by the recent speech you made honouring the 25 yr old man who lost his life, you obvioulsly care about people who serve their country. I am sure your hard work will be one day get you the position in government you fully deserve.
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Dear Secretary Clinton, I just wanted to say that all your hard work with the many hours you work for your country are much appreciated. You have achieved 100% for the 100 days in office. I feel America has missed out on what could have been a brilliant President, but i am glad we have someone I fully trust in the State Dept. You have made diplomacy key to the future of American politics. I was moved by the recent speech you made honouring the 25 yr old man who lost his life, you obvioulsly care about people who serve their country. I am sure your hard work will be one day get you the position in government you fully deserve.
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Patricia S. in New York writes:
Congratulations to Secretary Clinton and her staff.
If not the Whitehouse then the World.
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Congratulations to Secretary Clinton and her staff.
If not the Whitehouse then the World.
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Sarah in Illinois writes:
thanks for the photo post!
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
thanks for the photo post!
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Joe in Tennessee writes:
I viewed yesterdays CSPAN of a foreign officers meeting late last night and must admit that Secretary of State Clinton does have her eye on the ball when she made a statement as to Russians new buildings of Culture centers in places such as Pyongyang North Korea. I wonder if she also knew that Russia did have an official there when the missile was launched.
In any event, it is a diplomatic position and it can be surmised in one short statement: People are talking who did not in the past...and that is diplomacy.
Even the CATO institute gave some decent grades on International diplomacy -- and they go out of their way many times to find the one authority to find a flaw on either side of the fence -- so Kudos!
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
I viewed yesterdays CSPAN of a foreign officers meeting late last night and must admit that Secretary of State Clinton does have her eye on the ball when she made a statement as to Russians new buildings of Culture centers in places such as Pyongyang North Korea. I wonder if she also knew that Russia did have an official there when the missile was launched.
In any event, it is a diplomatic position and it can be surmised in one short statement: People are talking who did not in the past...and that is diplomacy.
Even the CATO institute gave some decent grades on International diplomacy -- and they go out of their way many times to find the one authority to find a flaw on either side of the fence -- so Kudos!
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Zain in New Jersey writes:
Thank you Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for doing so well your first 100 days! The American people are behind you 100%!!
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Thank you Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for doing so well your first 100 days! The American people are behind you 100%!!
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Amy in South Carolina writes:
I am SO proud of Secretary Clinton! What a tremendous asset to our country, and to our relationships around the world. You are the BEST, Sec. Clinton!
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
I am SO proud of Secretary Clinton! What a tremendous asset to our country, and to our relationships around the world. You are the BEST, Sec. Clinton!
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Margaret in New Jersey writes:
I give our SOS an A+++++++++++++++++. Hillary is awesome and I wish her continued success.
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
I give our SOS an A+++++++++++++++++. Hillary is awesome and I wish her continued success.
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Patrick in Maryland writes:
Dear , Hillary And States Department personnel. :)
I think your doing a "Great Job" .These last 100 days you have been working very hard for our country. I liked that the States Department is going Green, and starting new programs to save Energy. I also thought it was nice that the Obama administration has appointed Todd Stern to be our Climate Change Ambassador. I think between Hillary's and Obama's work towards improving our Relations, with other countries the United States is going in the right direction.
I hope Hillary's allergys get better. Have a great weekend.
.......cya.....:)
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Dear , Hillary And States Department personnel. :)
I think your doing a "Great Job" .These last 100 days you have been working very hard for our country. I liked that the States Department is going Green, and starting new programs to save Energy. I also thought it was nice that the Obama administration has appointed Todd Stern to be our Climate Change Ambassador. I think between Hillary's and Obama's work towards improving our Relations, with other countries the United States is going in the right direction.
I hope Hillary's allergys get better. Have a great weekend.
.......cya.....:)
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Gloria in the Philippines writes:
I love Hillary
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
I love Hillary
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Jen in Michigan writes:
My two elementary school aged nieces and I have enjoyed following Secretary Clinton's travels throughout the world. She gets an A+ from all three of us!
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
My two elementary school aged nieces and I have enjoyed following Secretary Clinton's travels throughout the world. She gets an A+ from all three of us!
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Eric in New Mexico writes:
If I were to assess the merits of the first 100 days, I must first note the continuity in policy of international outreach begun by the Bush admin. in the wake of 9/11, the inception of many programs addressing diverse social problems that the Obama admin. has built its founding principals of current "post-review" policy. (isn't it always constantly reviewed in one aspect or another?)
This has aided the "comfort level " among other nations with the transition between presidents.
More importantly the programs and actions, PSI, Millenium challemnge, AIDS relief through Pepfar, Other disease mitigation efforts, the payment of UN dues, and back to back multilateral crisis efforts throughout the Bush admin have set the stage for the human race to embark on a truly cooperative venture to safeguard humanity's future.
It's not a static experiment, evolving from experience and "on the job training" in the face of the unknown, unknowable, and never predictable with total accuracy.
On futures and probability a civilization drinks, economy and stability interlinked.
Greed and disharmny abound inspite of hope, no help for the many dead. Political will in shambles.
All of us flying in the face of neglect to that which sustains us.
Who are these ursurpers of dreams?
Don't tread on me.
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
If I were to assess the merits of the first 100 days, I must first note the continuity in policy of international outreach begun by the Bush admin. in the wake of 9/11, the inception of many programs addressing diverse social problems that the Obama admin. has built its founding principals of current "post-review" policy. (isn't it always constantly reviewed in one aspect or another?)
This has aided the "comfort level " among other nations with the transition between presidents.
More importantly the programs and actions, PSI, Millenium challemnge, AIDS relief through Pepfar, Other disease mitigation efforts, the payment of UN dues, and back to back multilateral crisis efforts throughout the Bush admin have set the stage for the human race to embark on a truly cooperative venture to safeguard humanity's future.
It's not a static experiment, evolving from experience and "on the job training" in the face of the unknown, unknowable, and never predictable with total accuracy.
On futures and probability a civilization drinks, economy and stability interlinked.
Greed and disharmny abound inspite of hope, no help for the many dead. Political will in shambles.
All of us flying in the face of neglect to that which sustains us.
Who are these ursurpers of dreams?
Don't tread on me.
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Joann in California writes:
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing. Hillary is making us all proud.
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing. Hillary is making us all proud.
Posted on Sat May 02, 2009
Lisa in California writes:
I love following Secretary Clinton on Twitter! Many thanks for posting these wonderful photos. She is an outstanding Secretary of State and a brilliant Diplomat!
Hillary, we love you here in California and you have our 100% support! I literally sleep so much better just knowing you are on our team in Washington.
I will never stop keeping the Dream alive that someday you will be our President!
Until then,May God continue to Bless you Mightily and guide you in all that you do for our country.
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
I love following Secretary Clinton on Twitter! Many thanks for posting these wonderful photos. She is an outstanding Secretary of State and a brilliant Diplomat!
Hillary, we love you here in California and you have our 100% support! I literally sleep so much better just knowing you are on our team in Washington.
I will never stop keeping the Dream alive that someday you will be our President!
Until then,May God continue to Bless you Mightily and guide you in all that you do for our country.
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
Helen in Pennsylvania writes:
Thank you for posting all the wonderful pics of Secretary Clinton's 100 days in office.
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
Thank you for posting all the wonderful pics of Secretary Clinton's 100 days in office.
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
Larry in Florida writes:
Secretary Clinton is in the correct job. I am sure that she would have been a fine leader, however, she is a powerful Secretary of State. From her experiences gain as First Lady, she appears to be more erudite in foreign affairs than Obama.
Great team!
I am an admirer of both.
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
Secretary Clinton is in the correct job. I am sure that she would have been a fine leader, however, she is a powerful Secretary of State. From her experiences gain as First Lady, she appears to be more erudite in foreign affairs than Obama.
Great team!
I am an admirer of both.
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
Ron in New York writes:
100 Days....giving 100%
Congratulations!
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
100 Days....giving 100%
Congratulations!
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
Rosemary in New Jersey writes:
The amazing level of energy with which Hillary Rodham Clinton has addressed her duties during these first 100 days, the 13 page State Department brief documenting those first 100 days, and this lovely photo album attest to the truth that many of us predicted when she accepted the post: Hillary is the most vibrant, visible, brilliant, impassioned, warm, outgoing, and able Secretary of State we have ever seen. She's also easy on the eyes and ears -- more than easy -- a real pleasure to watch and listen to.
Hillary, on my grade roster, you have an A+ (many pluses) for your hard work. We have seen you working hard all of your life. It is no surprise to your supporters that you have tackled this job with such enthusiasm and skill. Thank you so much for all that you do in service to your country and to us, your fellow citizens. I'll never get tired of watching you never getting tired -- and looking beautiful doing so.
Go Hillary! Awesome work! A+!!!!!!!!
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
The amazing level of energy with which Hillary Rodham Clinton has addressed her duties during these first 100 days, the 13 page State Department brief documenting those first 100 days, and this lovely photo album attest to the truth that many of us predicted when she accepted the post: Hillary is the most vibrant, visible, brilliant, impassioned, warm, outgoing, and able Secretary of State we have ever seen. She's also easy on the eyes and ears -- more than easy -- a real pleasure to watch and listen to.
Hillary, on my grade roster, you have an A+ (many pluses) for your hard work. We have seen you working hard all of your life. It is no surprise to your supporters that you have tackled this job with such enthusiasm and skill. Thank you so much for all that you do in service to your country and to us, your fellow citizens. I'll never get tired of watching you never getting tired -- and looking beautiful doing so.
Go Hillary! Awesome work! A+!!!!!!!!
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
Karen M. in Washington, DC writes:
And OH what a wonderful 100 day's they've been. You make us proud Mdm. Secretary -- go get 'em!
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
And OH what a wonderful 100 day's they've been. You make us proud Mdm. Secretary -- go get 'em!
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
Harold in Connecticut writes:
Great Job! Thanks.
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
Great Job! Thanks.
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
Sabrina O. in South Dakota writes:
I just want to leave a note of how proud I am of Hillary Clinton; not just these past 100 days either! Listen to I Know You There by Casting Crowns~ That is a true song from my heart to hers!
Love, Light, & Brightest Blessings,
Sabrina
(Your Earth Angel)
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
I just want to leave a note of how proud I am of Hillary Clinton; not just these past 100 days either! Listen to I Know You There by Casting Crowns~ That is a true song from my heart to hers!
Love, Light, & Brightest Blessings,
Sabrina
(Your Earth Angel)
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
Peggy in Illinois writes:
The State Department is in excellent hands.
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
The State Department is in excellent hands.
Posted on Fri May 01, 2009
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