ADVANTAGE OF THE DIRECT MESSAGE TO THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH

Submitted by Carmen Waggoner (United States), Jul 21, 2006 at 09:37

The direct approach of adressing the executive branch cannot be ignored by the administration. The main advantage is that interpretation is no longer necessary: similar to a prima facie case, the points presented speak for themselves and cannot be refuted.

I read this outstanding article with a sigh of relief; for a very long time I had wondered about the most efficient way to get Dr. Pipes'writings to the administration; most of my efforts to forward his writings to my senators failed to reach their targets, except for one. Now, I can be sure that "Israel has a war to win" will make a mark resulting in the appropriate changes.

Thank you Dr. Pipes, and continue on this path!

Carmen Waggoner, Ph.D.

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