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		By: Eric J		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Becoming Parts I and II are the absolute pinnacle of the series, I think. (Although my vote for best episode still has to go to &quot;Once More With Feeling&quot; if only for the lyric &quot;His penis got diseases from a Chumash tribe.&quot;]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Becoming Parts I and II are the absolute pinnacle of the series, I think. (Although my vote for best episode still has to go to &#8220;Once More With Feeling&#8221; if only for the lyric &#8220;His penis got diseases from a Chumash tribe.&#8221;</p>
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		By: Carol Herman		</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 03 Jul 2006 00:08:22 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hope this helps.  It&#039;s the July 4th &quot;weekend&quot; in the USA.  40-million-Americans are traveling about. (According to Drudge.)

At all the MSM outlets the &quot;stringers&quot; are there.  But everyone else has left for vacation.  You won&#039;t see much in the way of &quot;news&quot; at all.  And, for analysis and commentary you need to go to the blogs.  

I&#039;ll guess that Olmert allows for a break; where gaza goes quiet.  And, if Shalit is not returned, the &quot;noise&quot; restarts.  It gives the guns a rest.  And, the pilots a chance to sleep.  But it doesn&#039;t return things back to where the chickens are laying eggs.  And, the terrorists aren&#039;t on tenderhooks.

To stop the Israelis, Shalit needs to be returned UNHARMED.  This seems to be the reason for all the hold ups and counter-threats.  IF Shalit&#039;s been tortured; then perhaps there&#039;s a waiting period for him to heal?  And, that&#039;s the best-case-scenario.

Up ahead, it will become noticeable that hamas didn&#039;t win a thing.  That mubarak, angry for being played the fool, puts pressure on the pencil-necked assad; so that Mashaal loses traction in damascus.

Stranger things have happened.

And, it&#039;s possible Amir Peretz manages not to walk off the reservation, as I&#039;m sure Shimon Peres knows how to do; but he&#039;s much too tired, too old, and without a chance to sit in a future government.  Olmert also knows he risks his prime minister&#039;s chair.  While Bibi&#039;s stock goes up.  All of these things are playing in the background.

While in Ramallah, the arabs can see a hole in haniyeh&#039;s window.  With &quot;shades&quot; of how Arik Sharon treated arafat for years.  There&#039;s nothing wrong with this picture.  The &quot;derangement&quot; syndrome is not an Israeli problem at all.  (As a matter of fact, Israel&#039;s stock rises in this country.  And, Bush&#039;s poll numbers are also going UP.)

So, like a yo-yo, expect, ahead, a few periods of silence.  And, then uproar.  Until Shalit comes home.  If Olmert loses his nerve, he loses his seat.  And, Bibi stands a chance to recover.  Of course, just my opinion.  And, my crystal ball, retrieved from Delphi.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hope this helps.  It&#8217;s the July 4th &#8220;weekend&#8221; in the USA.  40-million-Americans are traveling about. (According to Drudge.)</p>
<p>At all the MSM outlets the &#8220;stringers&#8221; are there.  But everyone else has left for vacation.  You won&#8217;t see much in the way of &#8220;news&#8221; at all.  And, for analysis and commentary you need to go to the blogs.  </p>
<p>I&#8217;ll guess that Olmert allows for a break; where gaza goes quiet.  And, if Shalit is not returned, the &#8220;noise&#8221; restarts.  It gives the guns a rest.  And, the pilots a chance to sleep.  But it doesn&#8217;t return things back to where the chickens are laying eggs.  And, the terrorists aren&#8217;t on tenderhooks.</p>
<p>To stop the Israelis, Shalit needs to be returned UNHARMED.  This seems to be the reason for all the hold ups and counter-threats.  IF Shalit&#8217;s been tortured; then perhaps there&#8217;s a waiting period for him to heal?  And, that&#8217;s the best-case-scenario.</p>
<p>Up ahead, it will become noticeable that hamas didn&#8217;t win a thing.  That mubarak, angry for being played the fool, puts pressure on the pencil-necked assad; so that Mashaal loses traction in damascus.</p>
<p>Stranger things have happened.</p>
<p>And, it&#8217;s possible Amir Peretz manages not to walk off the reservation, as I&#8217;m sure Shimon Peres knows how to do; but he&#8217;s much too tired, too old, and without a chance to sit in a future government.  Olmert also knows he risks his prime minister&#8217;s chair.  While Bibi&#8217;s stock goes up.  All of these things are playing in the background.</p>
<p>While in Ramallah, the arabs can see a hole in haniyeh&#8217;s window.  With &#8220;shades&#8221; of how Arik Sharon treated arafat for years.  There&#8217;s nothing wrong with this picture.  The &#8220;derangement&#8221; syndrome is not an Israeli problem at all.  (As a matter of fact, Israel&#8217;s stock rises in this country.  And, Bush&#8217;s poll numbers are also going UP.)</p>
<p>So, like a yo-yo, expect, ahead, a few periods of silence.  And, then uproar.  Until Shalit comes home.  If Olmert loses his nerve, he loses his seat.  And, Bibi stands a chance to recover.  Of course, just my opinion.  And, my crystal ball, retrieved from Delphi.</p>
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