I might be wrong.

So make no mistake.

Make no mistake the Islamic State is strong.

But no one should have any illusions about US policy.

Nobody should be misled by the relative calm now prevailing in Kosovo.

But no one should be fooled, even if the Fed holds the bonds to maturity.

But one should not make the mistake of viewing these interventions in black and white terms.

Make no mistake an orderly euro exit by Greece implies significant economic pain.

Dan jangan ragu Kejadian kejadian ini, paling tidak sebagian, diakibatkan oleh perubahan iklim.

So hoping that the laws of physics will explain one particular number, 93 million miles, well that is simply wrongheaded.

Make no mistake policymakers track record on forecasting Greek economic performance during the crisis has been an embarrassment.

Make no mistake this would have been the greatest policy error since the start of the financial crisis five years ago.

But, while the world may be happy to pretend that bilateral cooperation will revitalize multilateralism, nobody should be fooled.

One might be misled into thinking that, because 90 sounds awfully close to 100 , awful things start happening to countries that get into such a mess.

This is reminiscent of what happened twenty years ago, when President Reagan engineered huge tax cuts that were supposed to pay for themselves, but which incited huge fiscal deficits, which in turn led to huge trade deficits.

Of course, the Bush Administration wants to shift the blame, but neither China, nor anyone else, should be fooled.

No one in Nottingham East could have been in any way confused about my policy positions and areas of disagreement with the current leadership.

While no one should be under any illusion that Iran has been a model international citizen, or is likely to become one any time soon, this perception of the country s nuclear ambitions involves a fundamental misreading of the dynamics in play.