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To: bela_ghoulashi who wrote (176164)	8/11/2006 2:00:15 PM
From: Rambi	Read Replies (2) of 793625

Well, if you don't believe in a war, then you obviously would be more inclined to want to see it end sooner rather than later. I am only hearing the very far left calling for immediate withdrawal, though. Most people realize what a disaster that would be in all ways. My personal opinion is that we have to stay, since we have caused such a mess there and owe it to them to assist in gaining as much stability as possible before we leave, but I would love for the IRaqi to be strong enough to ask us to leave. But I have no idea why you see withdrawal from Iraq as a prelude to doing nothing. Do you believe war opponents are opposed to other ways of tracking and destroying terrorism? To strenghtening our borders, our security methods, our surveillance? That false dichotomy is one of my main objections to the way war opponents are being characterized. It is not IRAQ or NOTHING.

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