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To: E who wrote (126753)3/21/2004 10:24:31 AM
From: Elsewhere  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 281500
 
Boris can speak for himself but he probably refers to the al Qaeda Iraq infiltration after the war.



To: E who wrote (126753)3/21/2004 10:36:50 AM
From: boris_a  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 281500
 
As Jochen pointed out, NOW (after the invasion) we have a a major AQ operating ground in Iraq. The invasion created the connection.
Sorry, I should have made tags to mark my sarcasm.

I think AQ is a clear winner in Iraq. And then I heard the warlord phenomenon starts to spread in the area between the Kurds and the Sunnites. You can less and less make a decision between resistance and criminals.


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