I was thinking about Iraq's elections,

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Thu Feb-24-05 02:11 AM
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I was thinking about Iraq's elections,

The two majority parties elected were the Shiites and the Kurds.

The Shiites are very religious. And the Kurds are separatists.

Religious fanatics and Separatists.

These are two major causes of terrorism in the world, right?

The religious fanatics (Al Qaeda) who also want us to leave.

And spearatists (Basque party in Spain) who just want to leave.

The two most common supporters of terrorism. How can Iraq NOT become a terrorist haven?

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GetTheRightVote

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Thu Feb-24-05 02:13 AM
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1. Yes, it would be amazing if the country makes it out of the mess

we started for them years ago with both big * and little *.
We really do know how to promote terrorism.

:kick:

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FreedomAngel82

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Thu Feb-24-05 02:17 AM
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2. BinLadin

must love us. We're doing his bidding. I wonder if it was really him who did the 9/11 attacks. I remember reading about an interview someone did with BinLadin a year later and he said he didn't do the 9/11 attacks. Anybody know about this? And on the website Review 911 (or 911 Review, one of the two) they have some great information on there about things and they have a section for BinLadin's last video right before election night. It's interesting stuff.

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knowbody0

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Thu Feb-24-05 03:56 AM
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4. i am beginning to think this is all a bad movie

who really knows anything about anything? no matter what truth is exposed, it does not matter. the towers, a president who bought his office, who disregards our constitution, who invades and occupies a sovereign nation against the will of his people. nothing changes. we are hungry for facts and truths and we find them, and CNN keeps on telling disconnected tales of pieces of pieces of happenings around the globe. we connect the dots and cannot understand those who do not try.the last bin laden video looked like MTV to me, attempting to show michael moore as a terrorist and john kerry a fool. i trust nothing anymore

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Enquiringkitty

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Thu Feb-24-05 03:56 AM
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3. Bush has played right into their hands. These people have hated each other

since before the time of Christ and Bush thinks that if everyone has a voice in the new government that he will have fixed this? ....HA!!! By the way, I think that everybody on the news and talk shows (even Bill Mahr) saying how great the elections were and what a profound accomplishment it was is just going to encourage Bush to invade somewhere else like Iran. If after we leave Iraq they start killing each other it will be Bush's fault.

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Thu Feb-24-05 06:02 AM
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5. Iraq will be subdued.

The U.S. and the Shi'ites are negotiating with the Sunni Insurgency. The major part of the Insurgency will stop it's attacks, although al Q will continue. The Kurds will get a defatco autonomy. The U.S troops in smaller numbers will stay on 14 bases and the U.S. Multi-corps will flourish in Iraq. The oil will be sold to U.S. oil Corps. The Bush Junta did not invade Iraq just to leave with nothing.

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