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www.bagnewsnotes.com — Munich , Sept. 5, 1972 Mumbai . Nov 27, 2008 If it's looking increasingly like one more brutal attack in the long-running conflict between India and Pakistan, with Kashmir in the middle, tell that to the Israelis. Terrorism is as much a visual act as it is a physical one, the ...

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Starry Eyed Again
N/A — ... As we were so busy worrying about Iraq and the terrorists there. . . . Given the history, the surprise may be how events in India did not happen sooner. Toss in two nuclear powers, ethnic, and sectarian strife . . . and boom!  You look at Bush and his giving India a pass on non proliferation on nukes . . .  and boom! Outside the way our leaders frame our world for us to picture, less artistic sorts splash the walls with red.

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