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"We want a clean government," one banner read. "Siniora out, we want a free, free government," the crowd chanted.

Then surely, Hezbollah is the govt for you.

4 posted on 12/01/2006 7:29:16 AM PST by agrace (http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/agrace/)
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My best guess is that for 2007...you will see governments of Lebanon and Iraq dissolve...with two or three countries carved out of Lebanon, and at least three...maybe four out of Iraq. Neither of these two countries are capable of survial and it seems that Syria and Iran both stand receive the break-up virus version 2.0 in 2008/2009 period.

If you examine look at a 3-country division in Iraq...the Sadar dimwit ends up with the hotbed of Muslim radicals next door to Iran, who have been his best buddy. Alot of mullahs in Iran will see the Iraqi mullah as a natural leader and discontent in Iran will be fertile for Sadar to move into the Iran. Around 40 percent of Iran is becoming anti-Mullah and complaining about the economic future of the country.

Syria isn't any better. Count on oil reaching $120 a barrel in two years. We need to buddy up with the Russian guys. The future isn't that great for the middle-east.


8 posted on 12/01/2006 7:35:00 AM PST by pepsionice
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To: agrace
>We want a clean government," one banner read...
>>Then surely, Hezbollah is the govt for you.

Well, you know, this looks
like democracy at work.
I think most Arabs

support Hezbollah.
And that's fine. They make their choice.
We should respect that

and grant them their wish
to empower their terror friends.
Then we should bomb them . . .


10 posted on 12/01/2006 7:42:22 AM PST by theFIRMbss
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