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To: kumar who wrote (115571)	5/23/2005 9:17:05 AM
From: michael97123	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793895

I think the danger you suggest is overblown. I think the fire it will light under the ass of the current regime requires it to be public. Terrorists are doing well enough now anyway to keep an important part of the country in chaos. I am saying a year should be long enough for iraqi govt to become viable both politically and militarily. If not the outcome is predeterminded bad anyway. US will crack domestically if there is no time line. Recent polls show majority wants out now. Public timetable fires up iraqi govt and quiets our anti warriors. If it doesnt work fall back is three state solution which is what i think shiaa and kurds already know will become the outcome. Shiaa cozy up to iran and the Kurds will ally with us. (Then we will have essentially two israels in the region as thumbs in the eyes of the arabs but that is a whole different problem to come). . mike