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Re: [Fwd: commentary 117]
by Trichur Ganesh
17 July 2003 02:36 UTC
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Nothing is "very unlikely" in times of systemic chaos.  Ganesh.

Threehegemons@aol.com wrote:
In a message dated 7/16/2003 4:50:45 PM Eastern Standard Time, tganesh@stlawu.edu writes:

  
(1) an invasion of Iran/Syria and/or a pre-emptive attack on North Korea cannot be ruled out (for the near future) especially as election dates appear closer
    

Very Unlikely.  The US army is tapped out keeping up the occupation of Iraq--where would they find the troops for another occupation?  Imperial overstretch, as they say.

 (2) the fall of Bush and the rise of what?  Who is there in the US today as a 
  
progressive political alternative that will contest elections?
    

Unfortunately true.  I can see an Israel or Italy scenario where a right winger who doesn't have all that solid support gets reelected by virtue of the disorganization of opposition forces.

Steven Sherman

  

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