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58 dead in attack south of Baghdad (No US casualties in attack)
CNN NEWS.COM ^ | JULY 16, 2005 | Staff

Posted on 07/16/2005 12:22:54 PM PDT by CHARLITE

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To: RHINO369

The reason its going to "take decades" is because the American people are to uncomfortable with what it would take to end terrorism.
1)Shut our borders down 100%.
2)Not allow ANY Muslims immigrate legally for 30 years
3)Encircle Iraqi oil fields with US troops
4)Send special ops to kill those who advocate the killing of westerners.
5)Send special ops into Pakistan and Saudi Arabia whether they like it or not.

I agree all of that would work but some of it is just not feasible at this time for a lot of reasons.


61 posted on 07/18/2005 9:31:39 PM PDT by iThinkBig
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Oh, and by the way, among VP Cheney, President Bush and Secretary Rumsfeld, none has said that this would be "pretty much wrapped up by the end of the summer." Nor has anybody with CENTCOM. To do so would be a big mistake and they're smart enough to realize that.

Perhaps you should be paying more attention to the administration instead of just making things up.

62 posted on 07/19/2005 12:21:35 AM PDT by Allegra (On the Rocks With Salt, Please...)
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