Reply #102: Hi back at ya, Cali...

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I don't venture into GDP hardly at all as I find it all just a bit too confusing and excitable, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Obama will get that official nomination very soon now and go on to win the election. If that happens, I'm hoping there will be a more productive role played by the US not only when it comes to the I/P conflict, but that the US moves away from the unilateralism and rejection of international treaties that personifies the Bush adminimstrations foreign policy...

I've not been round much either. A fair bit of it's got to do with getting a bit bored of the same old, same old arguments in the forum and working out that repeating the same thing over and over is about as exciting and rewarding as sitting through the 10,000th rerun of one episode of The Nanny. Which is why after looking at the discussion about genocide going on in the thread, I can't be bothered explaining yet again why the legal definition of genocide doesn't apply to the I/P conflict...