What do you think of this idea? Tabbaco & the Middle East ...?
553271
Heh.  That's one of the more amusing and inventive plans that I've seen for the current situation.  :)\n\nI'm not familiar with the tobacco industry, but I assume that you can grow it in many parts of the world, and people all over the world already smoke.
781343
Think of it:  The International Safepark of the NewFound middleast...yeah, camel rides, tanning, lots of bars called the "mirage"..., 63 mile long roller coasters...it could be great!  Call the Generals, a new task is afoot!\nhehe...just kiddin'
1087878
cooooooooler have any one checked the blog of the upper website sent by some one on -------------> http://www.syrianmilliondollarwebsite.com  \nBlog \nits cool some how and the page looks cool besides there is lots of Arabic companies inside it i tried to check up on the restaurants and this categories tab is really nice and Alex tew should ve done one like it i think in his website http://milliondollarhomepage.com
1055927
*sigh* Ok two things......\n\nWe wonder why middle Easterners don't have an accurate impression of Americans, and then we do this? Hmmmmm. Maybe they DO have an accurate impression afterall. \n\nSecondly, at least when we build something mammoth locally, it is put up for referendum. Did our lovely Senate give the go ahead for this?? \n\nAll of a sudden I feel I lost my voice. \n\n(p.s. I had no idea you were a teacher! Dang....do your students roll their eyes at your puns as much as mine do? haha)
283013
I think a different system would be a WONDERFUL idea. But can you imagine the chaos that would ensue if/when we tried to convert. The only way it could actually happen is if the World Economy came to a crashing halt...wait...\n\nSo, THAT'S what Mr. Bush and his ilk are trying to do to the world! OMFG! I think you nailed it!
1117831
Are you kidding?  would you like to have your life run by Somalis? or anyone from the middle east?  c'mon have some sense.. .when the UN has countries like Syria on the human rights committee, we don't need a world government....
589831
who & where are you? thats one of the best ideas ive heard on here yet. we need that in usa. heres our site & a couple of our shows.\nhttp://scotthortonshow.com/\nmoney, http://www.philipdru.com/griffin_stream.html\nbush & clinton http://www.philipdru.com/triplett_stream.html\nisrael http://antiwar.com/justin/?articleid=8730\nhttp://www.philipdru.com/webb_stream.html\niran http://www.weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=131
1014028
Well, I think your idea could make sense, but it's a bit of a strech.\n\nHow do you explain that all the hijackers were Middle-Eastern and were connected with Al-Qeada? When you're fanatical enough to join a militant group that fights for your religion it's very hard to buy you off.
568991
This has been going on for a good 10-15 years now. However the persecuted are poor Black Christians. The persecuters are generally of Arabic descent and Islamic. Sudan being one of the few Arab nations not mass producing terrorists. \n\nKind of a touchy political situation. The pacifists here don't want us to use our Military at all. The racists don't care because the victems are Black. The Islamic factions will see it as another attack on their religion. Christians have been asking the US to intercede for a decade now. \n\nThe Islamic nations will be up in arms if we use the military in Sudan. We might alienate Egypt as well as facing miitary aid to Sudan from other Islamic nations. \n\nAfrica is touchy about the US being on the continent. Somolia and Nigeria both Islamic or headed by Islamics would be very likely to aid Sudan despite the victems being almost all Black. Other African non-Islamic nations might be hostile over US intervention. \n\nWhat would we do with the refugees? What nation will accept them? We cannot bring peace to Sudan without splitting it into two nations. The Islamics will not tolerate another religioun. You will be seeing the same kind of war in Nigeria soon. If we step into Sudan we'll be drawn into Nigeria's cival war as well. \n\nOn the flip side we have troops nearby who could easily be diverted. We could save thousands of lives with minimal effort. \n\nSudan's gov is not an ally or friendly to the US. Sudan has been used as a base for terrorist ops and many terrorists may have found sancuary there who have been run out of Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. \n\nI think the better option is to lean on some African powers to help get Sudan devided into two nations. African troops will be better recieved and deviding into seperate nations will likely bring about a long term peace. The US can provide air support and remove segments of the Sudanese military machine. After that any African army would have an easy time of moving in and securing the area I think. I am opposed to ground troops and I don't feel that the US could absorb the Sudanese refugees at this time. The economic costs would make Katrina rebuilding seem cheap. With hurricane season rolling around again and likely to produce one or two more Katrinas, a struggling US economy and our current issues Sudanese refugess would just be more than we could handle. At least that many of them. We are talking about a quarter of a nations population. Millions who are in peril. There just is not a place or money in the US for all those people. I think the Suandanse Christan's and the world in general would be better off producing a South Sudan and North Sudan. The Christians in the South and Muslims in the North. \n\nIt's also time to formulate what we will do when Nigeria boils over. It won't be more than 5 years before this happens unless something changes soon.
403965
No, I guess we should do like the previous poster, and start bowing to Mecca.\n\nI think we should export every Arab on a college campus right now and immediately search any Arab in an airport.
1002231
yes i do think that way coz it is mail&#92;nly wanting the oil found in the middle east. n also that an estimation proves that after 30 years to cum, there will be no oil anywhere around the world. therefore the US is trying to put its policies on the midle east to get the oil from them!!!!
963036
Bad idea in my opinion. Too many open security issues to be a serious matter but apparently, I am in the minority for feeling this way. This project, although not shrouded in secrecy, was not given the usual fanfare of publicity something of this magnitude normally would receive. No doubt, some will claim it is part of the NWO agenda, some will claim collusion between the leaders of the three nations involved, I don't know. I do know the whole idea sounds like a colossal waste of money and resources to no good end.\n\nLinks provided for your convenience
1113498
That is a wonderful idea.\n\nI will do it, if God wants... (or as we say in Arabic, Insh´Allah)... where am I supposed to report back? Is it not enough that I do it for the sake of God? He will see me!\n\nthanks for the beautiful idea and for spreading good deeds, you will be rewarded!
368225
who did it? well it wasnt the butler in the hallway wilh a candlestick. how many different arab leaders are there in U.A.E.?i wouldnt know.however, it had to be a terrorist group of the arab world. look at the names listed they were all arabic.as for the official story, what we read and saw on the tube was as official as it gets.information concerning this tragic day possibly was edited just to be on the safe side. what i mean is that the story probably had more to it than what was said ,but with the turmoil in the world today, the increasing price of oil and fingers pointed at everyone, why say anything to start trouble? personally i dont think our country is the most advanced in defense or technology.our computers are made up of japans experts and as far as i know our defense systems are made with the same technology. i think there a a few small nations in the world that have come a long way as we have but secrets must be kept.hopefully im wrong but,i have read and surfed the web,i had found many items of interest that are questionable.im not a trouble maker and i think any information gotten will be sufficient enough to sustain my curiosity. i served during vietnam and i enlisted and would do it again. this country is my home and i was proud to serve.
898713
I hadn't thought about this suggestion before. I think it does leave us in a position to monitor them but stay on their good side, which is key. We don't need to make the situation worse, for sure. Do you think Iran would be open to that? If they weren't, is that sign to the UN that their intentions are malicious?
359791
I think both. I think mostly he has a grand idea about changing the nature of the Middle East so that it's less dangerous to the U.S., but so far he doesn't seem to be succeeding.
562788
The CIA should stick to intelligence and logistics and leave military planning to the military. As for the military becoming involved in giving the Darfur rebels stingers, I disagree. I don't think that the rebels are in a stable position, right now. The African Union is there and maybe it needs to grow in strength to fight off the Sudanese. We should look into WHO is funding the Sudanese! Last time I checked, it was companies like Talisman in Canada doing the major funding of Sudan. Maybe Talisman has backed out - but other companies are still funding Sudan. We boycotted all of their products once - we can do it again. Does YOUR stock support the Sudanese government?