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To: Solon who wrote (53089)	11/6/2006 4:42:44 PM
From: Bill	Respond to of 90947

Today, ordinary Iraqis are permitted to possess firearms, in public as well as in private. In Tikrit, deep in the Sunni heartland north of Baghdad where support for Saddam runs hand-in-hand with deep distrust of Iraq's new Shiite-dominated government, gunshots rang out from rooftops and street corners as Saddam addressed the court. Sunni insurgents with AK-47s and heavy machine guns paraded in scores of vehicles in defiance of the curfew. A crowd about 1,000, including some policemen and many people holding aloft pictures of Saddam, chanted: "We will avenge you Saddam." foxnews.com Until we get serious about controlling weapons there, there will never be peace.