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Hezbollah’s Existential CalculusPosted on Jul 15, 2006Although some in Lebanon hail members of the militant group as national heroes, others call them outright terrorists who are dragging the country into an unwinnable war. The future of Hezbollah—and perhaps its imitators and spawn across the Middle East—would seem to hang in the balance over this conflict.
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By harald hardrada, July 16, 2006 at 2:42 pm Link to this comment
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this is what comes of america’s going into iraq—our leaders are too thick to see ahead of their noses, which is why bush can’t navigate around a coffee table or ride a bike without training wheels & why cheney shoots his pals for sport [he can’t hit domesticated fowl that are trained to stay within range of his elephant gun]
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