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To: tejek who wrote (213832)	12/23/2004 1:55:29 AM
From: beach_bum	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577883

Ted, I was surprised he reluctantly admitted to things not going well - took him (and Bush) a long time to arrive at that realisation. I am still wondering what success in iraq would look like. I wish Bush would articulate that. Does a democratic govt in iraq with shiates in power, who are in bed with irani clerics be a win for us ? If there are elections, that is the only viable and sustainable outcome I see. How would that be any better than saddam in power for our security ? From our standpoint, it seems like we need Allawi in power or kurds and Sunnis sharing power with Shiates majority. I dont see any chance of either of this happening and sustainable. Bum.