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To: epicure who wrote (111984)	8/19/2003 10:54:21 AM
From: michael97123	Read Replies (1) of 281500

To me it would be irrational for shiites to support saddamites and fedayeen terrorists. Look we both agree they dont want to be occupied for a long period of time. The best way to shorten the stay is to help the US clean up this mess. I dont see why shiites, kurds and sensible sunnis cant strike that deal among themselves and with the US. Support US> short stay> political control. My impression is that a majority of all three groups want to keep iraq intact and not impose rule on the other two groups. Some democracy, some local control, some federalism, a new national military and police force and a flexible US policy toward them will work wonders. Right now its time to take down the terrorists now at work before iraq becomes palestine #2. And it would be nice if the UN reacted as they should to this awful attack. mike

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