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One can only wonder what is in it for Putin? I have found Putin to be the kind of person that changes position in a split second, so why would they want him in there for another four years? Wouldn't they want a more 'docile' Kerry, or is it that Kerry will do something they do not want to take place?

PUTIN URGES VOTERS TO BACK BUSH

Russian President Vladimir Putin says terrorist attacks in Iraq are aimed at
preventing the re-election of U.S. President George W. Bush and that a Bush
defeat "could lead to the spread of terrorism to other parts of the world."
Ref. https://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/europe/10/18...iraq/index.html

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The Power of Nightmares:

In the past our politicians offered us dreams of a better world. Now they promise to protect us from nightmares. The most frightening of these is the threat of an international terror network. But just as the dreams weren't true, neither are these nightmares.
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Bush and Kerry can at least agree on one thing: supporting Israel:

With the enemies of Israel and the enemies of the US increasingly lumped together and a strong Israel lobby in the US, neither candidate can afford to criticize Zion
Ref. https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/edit/archi...0/19/2003207548

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Perhaps it's because there have been so many terrorist events for the Russians lately that he feels Bush will be more of an ally or a help?

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Study: Terror Warnings Up Approval Ratings :

When the government issues a terror warning, the president's approval rating increases an average of nearly three points, a Cornell University sociologist says.
Ref. https://207.44.245.159/article7152.htm

Iran prefers Bush over Kerry:

United States President George W Bush got an Iranian endorsement on Tuesday over Democrat John Kerry.
Ref. News24

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The latest issue about the missing 380 tons of weapons at Al Qaqqa has now become the center of the presidential campaign. John Kerry has used this as evidence that the Bush administration could not even secure a weapons depot properly. However, there are reports that the weapons were not even there when the US troops landed in Baghdad, and Kerry's statement has hit hard with the troops who are and were stationed there. Do you think this latest issue will swing votes towards Kerry or towards Bush or neither?

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It's just another smoke screen before election day -- to hide Kerry's obvious inadequacies.

In my opinion, of course.
Roz

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Personally, I'm for Kerry. But I do think that Bush is going to win. Why? he knows how to lead. He is firm on his views, although not necessarily the right views. But the average American, when looking at Bush, sees a guy who knows how to lead. And he's not afraid to attack, either. Kerry or Iraq.

In the previous election, Bush did much worse than this. He didn't know yet what his plan is. But after 9/11, he does. And he will never change his mind. People don't necessarily look to see which is righter, but which is stronger.

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EDITORIAL: OF SUPREME CONSEQUENCE

As voters go to the polls on Tuesday, their choice for president of the United States will be driven by many factors. If you're unemployed, you might pick the candidate you believe will do the most to stimulate job growth. If you're a senior citizen, your concerns may be the respective health of the Medicare and Social Security systems. If you're a dyed-in-the-wool Republican or Democrat, politics will be your guide.
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