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To: Sarmad Y. Hermiz who wrote (65410)	8/28/2002 10:19:48 AM
From: michael97123	Read Replies (1) of 70976

Sarmad, Most germans and japanese couldnt believe what the US would do after WW2. I wouldnt be so pessimistic. Cary's doomsday scenario scares me more. Also there is a big difference between deliberately targeting civilians as sadam and el quaida and civilian casualties as collateral damage. US in afganistan were trying to hit el quaida needles in the afgan haystack and occasionally, perhaps too often, there were mistakes. In Iraq it should be more clear, due to terrain. I hope the Iraqi people one day are free and live in a free country. Best bet for that may be US action. I think you need to consider that option at least as reasonable even if you elect not to support it. US has no interest in turning iraq into a parking lot, if only because of the oil. Mike

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