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To: FaultLine who wrote (78770)	3/1/2003 9:14:57 PM
From: KLP	Read Replies (1) of 281500

Hummmmmm.....interesting statement....third hand. I think history will show that people who believe this will have greatly misled themselves, as well as others. Sometimes, when one needs to gather info of a different sort, one must pretend they need much more knowledge on the particular subject. In business, that is the case, ALL the time! But an interesting article, nontheless. Thanks! >>>>>>>>Bush is a man who has never shown much curiosity about the world. When he met with Makiya and two other Iraqis in January, *I was told by someone not* present,** the exiles spent a good portion of the time explaining to the president that there are two kinds of Arabs in Iraq, Sunnis and Shiites. The very notion of an Iraqi opposition appeared to be new to him. War has turned Bush into a foreign-policy president, but democratizing an Arab country will require a subtlety and sophistication that have been less in evidence than the resolve to fight. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

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