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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group

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To: Jacob Snyder who wrote (83881)3/19/2003 10:47:47 PM
From: mirada  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
>>If the Bush Administration can uncover clear evidence of non-cooperation, then everyone who opposed this war is going to look like fools and appeasers. On the other hand, if they don't come up with this evidence, then there was no reason to fight this war.<<

There has to be some kind of WMD in Iraq, no doubt about it. If first it can not be found then the 300K inspectors or some “agent” can plant one. Question is how can the world be sure that it actually belong to Saddam. Any Scientific proof or evidence will most likely come from the US allied side.

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Message 18719446

{Regional Consequences

The primary purpose of the Iraq campaign will, of course, be to
influence and reshape the region. Al Qaeda has support throughout
the Middle East, and most governments are either complicit or
unwilling to incur the political costs of disrupting al Qaeda and
similar groups at home. The purpose of this campaign is, first
and foremost, to create a politico-military environment that
persuades countries in the region to redefine their behavior. To
put it more brutally and honestly, it is to bring massive
military forces to bear on countries in the region in order to
compel them to cooperate, or failing that, carry out future
military confrontations.
}
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