Natan Sharansky, the former Soviet dissident whose ideas on spreading democracy as a means to fight terrorism were a key influence on President Bush’s foreign policy, disagrees with Bush, Carter, Solana, and every other international mandarin who hails the recent Palestinian elections as a wonderful exercise in "democracy."
Natan Sharansky, the former Soviet dissident whose ideas on spreading democracy as a means to fight terrorism were a key influence on President Bush's foreign policy, disagrees with Bush, Carter, Solana, and every other international mandarin who hails the recent Palestinian elections as a wonderful exercise in "democracy."
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