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To: GST who wrote (151407)	11/10/2004 2:08:11 PM
From: michael97123	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

NOt that different from my timetable solution. Only differences is that i refuse to look at this in the moral context you do and i want to give war one more chance in falujah. What if things get better after falujah, not worse? Dont you even see that as a possibility? mike

To: GST who wrote (151407)	11/11/2004 12:46:36 PM
From: Michael Watkins	Respond to of 281500

I would add that a multi-cultural leadership group - including heavy representation from religious leaders, be brought together from countries from the surrounding region, including Iran and Syria, all bordering countries. Some of the fighters are from those countries. If the leaders from Iraq and other countries can be convinced that we are undoing a "great wrong", I suspect they would actively work to restore peace and normalcy to the people of Iraq. There has to be a way go engage the region in moving forward. I have never believed that invading a country and force feeding some version of our democracy upon it is that way.