Before I left China, I thought Africa was all one big desert. So [i] figured that ice cream would be in high demand, and with money pooled from relatives and friends, [i] created his own factory at the edge of Lilongwe, Malawi’s capital. The climate is in fact subtropical, but that has not stopped [my] ice cream company from becoming the country’s biggest.
Finally, Bush should be discouraged from threatening Iran -- either directly or via leaks about Cheney's alleged enthusiasm for bombing -- because Americans cannot be sure that he is just bluffing. Should a future U.S. president find it necessary to consider military action against Iran, he or she would need the support of Congress, the military, the American people and many other nations. Bush can muster none of the above. He should stick to diplomacy.
