I know I will get in deep trouble if I ever start having caption contests, so I think I'm going to be very selective on comments on this one, but I couldn't help noticing that in the picture, George Mitchell is standing in front of the picture of ‘Arafat, and Mahmud ‘Abbas is standing in front of the picture of, well, Mahmud ‘Abbas. No comments beyond that one; make up y0ur own but please be civil. ("Why are these men smiling?" does not count.) If it gets out of hand I'll close comments on such posts in the future, but so far our conversations have been quite civil.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Mitchell and ‘Abbas
I know I will get in deep trouble if I ever start having caption contests, so I think I'm going to be very selective on comments on this one, but I couldn't help noticing that in the picture, George Mitchell is standing in front of the picture of ‘Arafat, and Mahmud ‘Abbas is standing in front of the picture of, well, Mahmud ‘Abbas. No comments beyond that one; make up y0ur own but please be civil. ("Why are these men smiling?" does not count.) If it gets out of hand I'll close comments on such posts in the future, but so far our conversations have been quite civil.
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