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To: Road Walker who wrote (242882)	7/23/2005 3:10:20 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1573096

But many Sunnis believe federalism is a first step to divide the nation. Most of Iraq's oil wealth is in the north and the mostly Shiite south. That's one of the ironies. The Sunnis who are fighting the government have the most to benefit from a united Iraq where they would presumably share in the oil wealth. In the end, to the Iraqi's, as it is to us, it's "all about the oil". Lot's of wealth riding on the outcome. I think the insurgent Sunnis are into power. I think the rest of the Sunnis don't stop them because they are afraid of losing the oil. Its an interesting mess. ted