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To: Bilow who wrote (114179)	9/9/2003 6:35:03 AM
From: Sig	Read Replies (1) of 281500

<<<Bush's problem was not having a plan for after the war. Figuring out what to do about the fundamentalist uprising was one of the things that Bush should have figured out before the invasion.>>> Bush is not having a problem. You are having a problem trying to convince people that no war was needed which would have left Saddam in power for an unknown time span , funding Palestinian militants and buying homes for relatives of suicide bombers. And now unilaterally telling the Administration what to do next- which generally seems to be to desert Iraq and let it become a haven for terrorists after Saddams supporters come out of hiding and once more purify the nation by eliminating non-Baathists and the Iraqis newly won freedoms. . Sig

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