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Senator Levin said yesterday on Sunday morning talk that we should reserve judgment on these revelations. He said they come from a single source, and that spying is a "murky" topic anyway. Yes, he's a democrat, but has more credibility than a Moscow-based reporter, who most of this story is attributed to.

Now then, I'm speaking of this sole topic. In the bigger picture, I think its obvious the U.S. needs to move away from the U.N. and become more independent in negotiations abroad. I already sense it on the Iranian nuclear situation.

Keep in mind that Russia was accused of wrongdoing numerous times during the pre-invasion and early days of the war in Iraq. Most, if not all of those allegations were proven wrong, or inconclusive.

To this day, my belief is that Russia maintained relations with Iraq right up to the start of the war because they have been trading partners before the U.S. even existed. In other words, the sinister nature of this relationship was "probably" not a secret military alliance, as alleged.