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To: LindyBill who wrote (87808)	11/22/2004 9:36:33 PM
From: Sig	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793838

Having laid out some maps of Iran and the ME to see how best to invade Iran , I recommend against trying. That is one HUGE area filled with scorpions and sand dunes that will wear out the tank treads and clog the filters. Surrounded by countries of tribemen who have no intentions of making freinds. I am amazed, astounded, by the fact that the US has twice gone over there and stopped Iraq with so few forces. Until we get a few million in the army, or have that sized coalition, seems best to stay away. lib.utexas.edu We hear a lot about casualties. What casualties? We haven't had any real casualties. Here is a list of what CASUALTIES consist of, and it does not even include the biggest 4 wars. users.erols.com That photo of a marine shooting one enemy terrorist, now used against the US as an symbol of our countries character? The men who printed and distributed it are not our friends, they are not fair and balanced, they are outrageously misleading. How many innocents had Saddam lined up and had shot purposely . They Press knew what they were doing and what the fallout might be or they would have been fired for stupidity long ago. Grist for Al Jazeera Sig