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To: Road Walker who wrote (213678)	12/21/2004 10:23:06 AM
From: RetiredNow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578704

Here's a quote from the article you just posted: "We have always expected that the violence would increase as we approach the elections," Allawi said. "We now are on the verge, for the first time in history, of having democracy in action in this country." You seem to always take the holier-than-thou attitude, yet the Iraqis themselves want this so badly. 15 out of 18 Iraqi districts are living in peace. There are 3 districts where there is alot of violence. Every step forward towards democracy deligitimizes even more the violence that these extremists are perpetrating against the Iraqi people. The winds of change are in the air and people in the Middle East are getting it, even if you are not.