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dark-alias · 03-28-2008, 14:34 PM

For starters, lack of really any other choice has obligated me to side with John McCain. This is not an insult to him or any of his many accomplishments. Due to my experience from my occupation I've had the pleasure to see first hand the true meaning of International Relations, and it was remarkable. Now with my limited but very insightful background, to answer your question I'm not to sure that the two really have it at all. If you had to choose though, i mean absolutely had to choose from the two it would be Sen. Clinton. If you want to see I.R. check out NTC and COL. Mustafa.

03-28-2008, 14:34 PM	#25 (permalink)
dark-alias *Military Professional* Join Date: 03-28-08 Location: California Posts: 219 Country:	A very warm welcome and hello Steve. For starters, lack of really any other choice has obligated me to side with John McCain. This is not an insult to him or any of his many accomplishments. Due to my experience from my occupation I've had the pleasure to see first hand the true meaning of International Relations, and it was remarkable. Now with my limited but very insightful background, to answer your question I'm not to sure that the two really have it at all. If you had to choose though, i mean absolutely had to choose from the two it would be Sen. Clinton. If you want to see I.R. check out NTC and COL. Mustafa.