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To: RMF who wrote (789335)	6/12/2014 1:32:42 AM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) of 1576774

>> I made one right from the getgo. What if Saddam just pulls his troops back into the cities and fights what would essentially be a guerilla war? How many civilians would we have had to kill if he had done that and how long would it have taken? On that basis (i.e., it will be hard) we would never have gotten involved in fighting Nazis in WWII. >> As far as saying that Saddam was a "destabilizing force" in the area, I don't think Cheney thought so when Iraq was fighting Iran. Didn't he go over and shake the guy's hand? I honestly don't see how your comment is relevant. >> SINCE then they've become a breeding ground for TERRORISTS.....and an ALLY for Iran... I'm not sure how much of an ally they are for Iran, but yes, point A appears to be true. One could not have reasonably anticipated that Bush's successor would have been someone who would walk away from it as Obama has. THAT is the problem. I would also that the long-term outcome remains to be seen. But it certainly doesn't look good at the moment.

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