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To: tejek who wrote (188823)	5/19/2004 7:07:57 AM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577829

Ted, There are some good articles in today's WSJ about the option of creating a autonomous Kurdish state. Even the Turks are saying it might not be all bad. From a strategic perspective, it might work for us as well. Using very few of our military and economic resources, the Kurds could probably put together a viable and stable state. And it would shrink (at least geographically) our mess in Iraq, and maybe we could pull out some troops. Maybe an all Arab Iraq would be a more manageable situation for a UN force. How you get to there from here I don't know. But it might be a small step in the right direction. You look at Iraq, you have to wonder where this will end. I don't hear anyone making predictions. I don't hear anyone offering solutions. It's really a freaking mess. John