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commondreams.org/headlines06/0127-07.htm
…At 81, clear-eyed and calm, America’s most beloved ex-president — who yesterday sanctified the Palestinian election as head of the 950-strong international observer mission — took the earthquake in stride.
By Carter’s reckoning, the Authority will run out of funds to pay its workers — everyone from policemen to schoolteachers, at the end of February. He’s urging Western donors to find a way to work around their objections to Hamas and continue giving, at least until Hamas makes its intentions known.
“The fact that we got democracy functioning should not really be used as an argument for withdrawing our engagement.”
Ah yes, democracy and money… and peace talks. That’ell fix everything.
…At 81, clear-eyed and calm, America’s most beloved ex-president — who yesterday sanctified the Palestinian election as head of the 950-strong international observer mission — took the earthquake in stride.
By Carter’s reckoning, the Authority will run out of funds to pay its workers — everyone from policemen to schoolteachers, at the end of February. He’s urging Western donors to find a way to work around their objections to Hamas and continue giving, at least until Hamas makes its intentions known.
“The fact that we got democracy functioning should not really be used as an argument for withdrawing our engagement.”
Ah yes, democracy and money… and peace talks. That’ell fix everything.