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To: Lane3 who wrote (41843)	5/3/2004 3:02:04 AM
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"I'm confident that most supporters will go to their graves believing it was the right decision (going into Iraq) regardless of what may ensue." Well jeepers, that's a revelation. Unless something significant, & as yet reported, comes out to change the perception of why we went into Iraq in the first place, there is no reason to change your mind about it. Just about everyone has made up their mind why we went into Iraq & whether it was worth it. Granted, there are massive forces globally working furiously to prevent success in Iraq (you know - many within the liberal media - certain liberal politicians - certain extremists on the left - the criminals, 'er politicians who took bribes from Saddam - any number of Arab thugocrocies - and the various terrorist networks around the globe. But their success in ruining independence & democracy in Iraq should not automatically make the reasons for removing Saddam wrong. They are, after all, separate events requiring separate strategies. Who would have thought that after most of the world being so completely wrong about the war, that those same disparate groups would fight harder to thwart the Coalition of the willing in the war's aftermath?

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