Obama wants to put US-Russian relations on a stronger footing
Published: 25 March, 2009, 22:03
Barak Obama wants to improve U.S. links with Moscow, while maintaining consistency with NATO policies.
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Barak Obama wants to improve U.S. links with Moscow, while maintaining consistency with NATO policies.
All very well!!But to put US_Russ relations on stronger footing, you should know which foot is stronger and which is the weaker foot, or else yoou could make a mistake'about it..!!And then you should also be sure about the ground, because 'ground does not always mean a foot-ball ground ,but could very well mean a battle ground!! In that case,things get a little complicated. Then again the ground has to sustain the weight of the 'strong footing' or else it will all be bogged..foot and all!!we don't want THAT do we!! from Raaj