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To: tejek who wrote (167236)	4/10/2003 11:50:59 AM
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breaking.examiner.ie The overwhelming emotion for many Arabs was one of disbelief, tinged for some with disappointment after weeks of hearing Saddam’s government pledge a “great victory” or fight to the death against “infidel invaders.” “We expected resistance, not what happened,” said Ghadah Shebah, a business administration student at the American University in Cairo. Many resorted to conspiracy theories to explain the rapidly collapsing era of Saddam. “There must have been treason,” Ahmed Salem Batmira, an Omani political analyst. “It seems there was some deal. Saddam has put himself ahead of his people,” said Yemeni government employee Saad Salem el-Faqih, 50. Saddam ahead of his people, ha ha hahahahaha. Doh!

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