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No Matter How Deeply Disturbing The Thought Of Using The Environment To Manipulate Behavior For National Advantages To Some, The Technology Permitting Such Use Will Very Probably Develop Within The Next Few Decades.

The Ukrainian Opposition Should Adopt Democratic Unity As Its Main Principle, And It Also Must Have One Leader.

I Don't Think There Is An Implicit Obligation For The United States To Follow Like A Stupid Mule Whatever The Israelis Do. If They Decide To Start A War, Simply On The Assumption That We Will Be Automatically Drawn Into It, I Think It Is The Obligation Of Friendship To Say "you're Not Going To Be Making National Decisions For Us"

Acting Alone In A World That's Alive In Political Stirring Is To Condemn Oneself To Isolation And Probably Protracted Warfare Of The Kind That Can Be Dissipating.

Moreover, They [the Central Asian Republics] Are Of Importance From The Standpoint Of Security And Historical Ambitions To At Least Three Of Their Most Immediate And More Powerful Neighbors, Namely Russia, Turkey And Iran, With China Also Signaling An Increasing Political Interest In The Region. But The Eurasian Balkans Are Infinitely More Important As A Potential Economic Prize: An Enormous Concentration Of Natural Gas And Oil Reserves Is Located In The Region, In Addition To Important Minerals, Including Gold.