> Just what we need, two guys arguing about a nothing article
I don't think so - this is a major departure from the hardline message
that was coming from Germany. Either this guy spoke out of turn or
it's a policy shift:
"When the situation in Iraq changes, when elections have been held, or
there are other developments, then we will make decisions on this
basis."
The guy praises Mr. Kerry's policy suggestions and then says decisions
will be made if there are "other developments"? This is
diplomatic-speak for:
" We don't like Mr. Bush and we'll send troops to Iraq if it means
getting rid of him, but just to cover our butts, we won't explicitly
say that."
I don't know how much you travel or talk with Europeans, but I've yet
to speak with one that doesn't despise Mr. Bush. Most of them give me
an earful, but end it with, "it's not you, it's your government."
Bush: Bankrupt at home, disrespected in the world.
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