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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (87881)	3/30/2003 2:20:33 AM
From: Sajjad	Read Replies (3) of 281500

I am sure that America has no intentions of becoming the occupier in that land unlike Israel. As a stated policy, America wants to be the liberator. Allied forces role is very defined, for a short period of time and clearly designed for the benefit of the people of Iraq. ALso this was a smart thing that US is not in it alone. We are part of a bigger coalition, that cannot be given a bad wrap unless something disastrous happens for the world to see. Thirdly unlike Israel, US forces do not intend to occupy the area for an indefinite period of time. I am sure some people will try to draw analogies, but they will not hold.

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