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James Baker, innocent?

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Submitted by J. Behar (United States), Dec 11, 2006 at 19:11

James Baker is not that "innocent". From what I've read, he arranged the deal by which Syria assumed hegemony over Lebanon under Bush 1. Also , I have read quotes of him as saying F*** the Jews". Finally, from what I have read, his law firm has as it's major clients the Saudi Government. That is not innocent. I believe it shows a prejudicial view of the situation in the Middle East.

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