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To: Brumar89 who wrote (15918)	3/24/2007 10:01:04 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 218617

TJ is not interested in such minor details <The British presence in Iraq is sanctioned by the UN and Iraq's elected government. > and considers Saddam's gang to be a more legitimate government because Saddam was the government and whoever kills their way to the top is the legitimate government, which seems to imply that the current government is the legitimate government. Not that they are doing a very good job, or even a poor job, of governing. I doubt that they are even enforcing seat beat laws and don't seem to have banned fireworks as they have done in New Zealand's great democracy of freedom and fun. NZ could send them our Resource Management Act, royalty free, to enhance their governance. Iraqis do seem to have the right to bear arms, which the NRA thinks is an excellent idea, and I imagine the USA is battling to ensure that Iraqi citizens retain that right. Mqurice