new Iraq war documentary, "No End In Sight."

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JDiaz

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new Iraq war documentary, "No E...

an insight into the handling of the Iraq war...

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Doitsujin

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RE: new Iraq war documentary, "... (in reply to JDiaz)

The answere is 42

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Francisco

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RE: new Iraq war documentary, "... (in reply to JDiaz)

what really concerns me is the amount of people in my circle that are cool with the state of current affairs in this country.

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JBASHORUN

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RE: new Iraq war documentary, "... (in reply to Guest)

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what really concerns me is the amount of people in my circle that are cool with the state of current affairs in this country.

It is cause for concern.

Look on the bright side, guys... a new American President is hopefully coming soon. Perhaps that will bring a change in the situation. I wouldn't be surprised if the new President withdraws the troops from Iraq fairly promptly considering the unpopularity of them being there in the first place.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jul. 25 2007 23:54:24

Kate

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RE: new Iraq war documentary, "... (in reply to JBASHORUN)

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I wouldn't be surprised if the new President withdraws the troops from Iraq fairly promptly considering the unpopularity of them being there in the first place.

Did you see the youtube debate !! Quite fascinating. Clinton said that even if they started the process now it would still take years to withdraw all the troops.

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JBASHORUN

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RE: new Iraq war documentary, "... (in reply to Kate)

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Did you see the youtube debate !! Quite fascinating. Clinton said that even if they started the process now it would still take years to withdraw all the troops.

Don't think I've seen that debate. But its probably even more reason to start the process sooner rather than later.

I suspect Obama would manage it quicker than Hilary though!

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jul. 26 2007 15:12:25

JDiaz

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I suspect Obama would manage it quicker than Hilary though!

i agree! I wonder how things in Iraq and our government will develop....

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jul. 26 2007 17:32:23

Francisco

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RE: new Iraq war documentary, "... (in reply to JDiaz)

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Clinton said that even if they started the process now it would still take years to withdraw all the troops.

That's because she has aligned herself with that faction of our government that would like to see a US military presence in the middle east for years (ala S. Korea, Germany etc.) in the guise of 'national interests' - Straussians

. Poor Obama doesn't stand a chance, Hillary has alot of friends in high places. All the while the true defender of the republic goes unnoticed:

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Estevan

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RE: new Iraq war documentary, "... (in reply to JDiaz)

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I wonder how things in Iraq and our government will develop....

Here's part of an answer:

"The Sunni Arab parts of Iraq have been turned into a training
ground for Islamist extremists from all parts of the Arab world by the
American invasion. Once the American troops are gone, however, the action
will soon move elsewhere, for the US defeat in Iraq has dramatically raised
the prestige of Islamist revolutionaries throughout the Arab world and
beyond.
That is where the price of America's Middle Eastern adventure will
be paid: not in Iraq itself, but in the Arab states that still have secular
and/or pro-Western regimes."

The Middle East After Iraq

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Jan Willem

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RE: new Iraq war documentary, "... (in reply to Estevan)

Damn, and if they undergo a regime change, where do we get our oil?? And what if oil prices rise how will our economie react on it? Second economic crash like in the late 70/80.......etc,....but optimism is a moral duty, isn't it???

, As long as they sell guitar strings and food I'm quite passive with it.