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To: tekboy who wrote (50740)	10/10/2002 11:18:11 PM
From: Jim DuBois	Read Replies (2) of 281500

TB - I am about 2/3 of the way through it, and I would say that it is shifting my opinion. Picked it up after JohnM mentioned it a week or so ago, and have been slogging through it when I have time. I tend toward the liberal side, and was a long way from convinced that this war was a grand idea. I still question whether it is a grand idea, I see a number of pitfalls, both stated and implied in Pollack, and have serious doubts that those in power will do what is necessary if they succeed in deposing Saddam. However, I am coming over to Pollack's view that 'removal' is the least bad option, and the only practical one left. If W had made this sort of argument first, instead of announcing a war, and then searching for a reason, many more folks might be on his side. Back to lurking, and thanks for your posts. Most interesting. JD

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