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To: tekboy who wrote (35307)	7/30/2002 12:32:45 AM
From: Dayuhan	Read Replies (1) of 281500

for this strategy to work, two elements become essential. First, the postwar “nation-building” of Iraq will be as crucial as the war itself... we will need allies and the United Nations. Without a sustained commitment from them, broad and lasting success will not be possible... I can easily agree with this, and it basically lines up with what I've been saying: that an invasion will not be a good idea unless the administration can make a clear and irrefutable case that it is necessary - a necessary precondition to persuading other countries to participate - and unless there is a clear and achievable plan for installing an acceptable government (meaning acceptable to us, acceptable to the Iraqis, and capable of governing) and preventing Iraq from breaking apart.

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