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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (38278)4/7/2004 10:02:24 AM
From: carranza2  Respond to of 793966
 
They can't risk waiting for a larger Iraqi faction to become the majority of an Iraqi government...

Of course.

That is the major agenda. Another, less important one, is driven by the rebels' supporters such as Iran, Hizbollah, AQ, and Syria. It is to make Bush's reelection campaign as difficult as possible.

The two agendas will be coordinated after June 30, the only distinction being that the rebels' will be fighting their own, allegedly illegitimate, government.


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