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To: aladin who wrote (88284)	11/25/2004 1:34:54 PM
From: Sig	Respond to of 794268

<<<This is huge, titanic & tremendous. This was the last of the big hold out parties a Sunni religious extremist party. They have learned that in order to have power they must participate in the elections. They have called for the end of violence. I hope they will call for all Sunnis to participate in the elections. >>> With all the weapons they had in Falluja, and arrogant fighters, Sunni Saddamites may have had hopes. That hope vanished when the town was taken over in just 24 hours, instead of an expected 3 days. Now they wanna negotiate? They were just funning, right, no hard feelings ? Right. Wanted to join the government all along. Riiiiiiiiiight. Well when they do its time for them to sit in corner and listen, never to be employed in the new Iraqi military for a the next two years . The first sign of bitching and Shiits or Kurds will become the policemen in that town from hell. Sig @Toughtalk,com