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K:
Yeah.
D:
So in case he
K:
Well, I don't give a damn what Sisco thinks.
D:
No, no, I just thought that I should inform you that he called.
K:
Yeah.
D:
have really passed all the exchanges of views between heads.
K:
Well, all we can do now is see what happens.
D:
We'll wait. In the meantime, they are continuing the shelling there
in heavy manner thinking that they could force us into it, which is
also bad. You know, because it creates an opposite reaction on this
one. You know, they've been shelling heavy
K:
Mr. Ambassador, you remind me of a man who has won the grand
prize in the lottery and is now trying to spend it as fast as you can.
You have about two months to wreck the Arab coalition. My judgment
hasn't been all that wrong on strategy in the past.
D:
No --
K:
And I wouldn't give a nickel for all these maneuvers that are now
going on, which are good tactics and which may only bring back a
much more strategic situation. We've now got the Europeans out of
the game; we've got the Russians out of the game. Any hint of stalemate
will bring them back into the game prematurely.
D:
Mr. Secretary, may I suggest something, I would say that --
K:
But maybe there won't be a stalemate, maybe they'll deliver the
prisoner list and in that case
D:
Maybe you can suggest to them that they should give it to you and you
will hand it to us
a proposal.
K:
But you know damn well I couldn't take that responsibility.
D:
Well, at least we know that they are alive. You know, I mean it's
You know, I'm just thinking aloud without any such
.
Maybe they
give it to you and then you give us the number. You know, without giving
us the list and then we send you proposals for your view -- for your
consideration. Then they want Dayan here and then they give the full list.
You know, I'm trying to --
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