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Sorry, Acid! When I first saw your post I was thinking that you were trying to point out something in particular, so I was expecting some picture, link or anything to complement the idea. ![]() Now I see that you were speaking in general... ![]() Well getting to the theme as it is I must say that I strongly agree that this is not the right way. ![]() ![]() As far as the world (taking world as people all over the world) forgeting I must say that yes the world will forget, as they pratically forgot about Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini, Salazar, Franco, Pinochet, Villeda, etc. and will soon forget about Saddam Hussein and George Bush. Unfortunately people's memory is very short in resources. And generally speaking, when we are not within the fire circle, we trend to choose forgeting the unpleasant things. ![]() Finally I don't know when life in Iraq will be stabilised. From the experience of the israeli-palestinien situation, no stabilisation is to be expected while the world leaders (especially the US administration) insist in putting their noses in other countries business. I remind that in the israeli-palestinien case years ago when Rabin was the leader in Israel, they kept really secret conversations during about an year, and things were running slowly but well (during that year nobody heard about any violent acts between them). When somebody came out with the news and the american leaders knew about it immediately wanted to "moderate" the conversations, and the problems re-started. ![]() I'm a man of peace and am very sceptic about the current leaders in this world. They do anything for getting noticed... ![]() Cheers!
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What is currently happening in Iraq, is of course the fault of the current administrations foreign policy strategy and, particullarly, George W. Bush. However, I believe this phenomenon we see now is not immediately connected with that. After Afghanistan Al-Qaeda leaders found themselves in an adequate position, mainly because there now was no government that outrightly supported them, and though some governments continue to host training cams and finance terrorists they do that at a low level and mostly secretly. The main goal of what is happening in Iraq is not aimed immediately at the US, it is aimed against Iraq. Al-Qaeda is trying to use taliban tactics to destabilise the country and to take over. I believe the best thing the US can now do is stick to what it's come there for, because leaving the country now could be devastating for the Iraqi people.
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I agree with what you say (the possible consequences of US army leaving the Iraq), but I'm sure Iraq (and all the near countries) will not be stabilised with foreign soldiers (and interests) staying there. Once again Mr Bush is the first guilty of all the crimes committed and to be committed there, whether or not he orders his troops to return to US. So in my opinion the best and quicker solution would be letting the Iraqis solve their own problems (in spite of some new ones having been created by the foreing military intervention) between themselves. Peace! | ||
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>acid Lost the war? They've won the war but they are loosing the battle right now. >RedStone I don't believe any decent Iraqi (as in fact any decent citizen of his country) would take up weapons and go against his own people and against the future of his own country. Of course there are iraqis involved in what is happening now, but still the majority must be from outside. Possibly it's not Al-Qaeda, that's difficult to say. Iraq today is far from solving its own problems. They don't even have a military force or decent police. I believe if Iraq is ever stabilized it will take time and efforts from the international community (by far not only the US). |
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The problem with terrorism is that it isn't a sovereign state for one to wage war against and to win or to loose. To fight terrorism, as to fight drugs or trafficing there must be effort from all parties involved. I don't think that will happen soon, and all the civilized world can do now is brace itself and pray to god nothing bad happens. | |
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Acid ,here is a question for you , do you think the world will ever forget that this was an illegal war by the USA , why do you think Bush attacked Iraq ? does he really care about the Iraqis or who was ruling it . this is a test Acid think of the answers .
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