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(5 pp) Syria and the United States have balanced
on a delicate political tightrope for years. In
October of 1991 the two began discussions in
Madrid, concerning the fate of peace between the
two countries, and indeed peace in the Arab world.
Within that same tenuous balance, is the fact
that Syria ,is known to house volatile terrorists,
that are a danger to United States citizens
anywhere in the world, as well as a danger to the
world, and her citizens. This discussion will
examine current politics after the death of Syria's
30 year ruler. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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known to house volatile terrorists, that are a danger to United States citizens anywhere in the world, as well as a danger to the world, and her citizens. This
discussion will examine current politics after the death of Syrias 30 year ruler. Bibliography lists 4 sources. BBplsyiR.doc The "new" POLITICS OF SYRIA
Written by B. Bryan Babcock for the Paperstore, Inc., November 2000 Introduction Syria and the United States have balanced on a delicate political
tightrope for years. In October of 1991 the two began discussions in Madrid, concerning the fate of peace between the two countries, and indeed peace in the Arab world.
Within that same tenuous balance, is the fact that Syria is known to house volatile terrorists, that are a danger to United States citizens anywhere in the world, as
well as a danger to the world and her citizens (http:/ / www.tradeport.org/ ts/ countries/ syria/ political.html). Terrorists do not headquarter in Syria through overt endorsement, but neither are they
in turn pursued, or forced to leave. Although, it is possible, to trace such behavior to religious zealotry. or ancient tribal circumstances of kinship and intrigue; it is
difficult for us in the West to understand these actions. The United States method of dealing with such duality has been to impose trade sanctions on Syria. This
means that there are certain trade items that will not be shipped to Syria; the argument against this policy of course, is that it imposes restriction on the average citizen
of Syria who is most in need of the goods, or the most in need to sell his goods, since these trade sanctions are concerned with export restrictions, and limits
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