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To: PhiKapMom
This is too ridiculous. Who succeeds him in power? What is done with his other henchmen that help control Iraq? What is done with the WMD's that he is accused of having? This is not a Presidential election. If he left, there would be hundreds of his inner circle left. The political base and structure would be intact.

Regime change should be more than the elimination of one person. There doesn't seem to be much thought given to any problems associated with the end of Sadaam Hussein. Has the world stopped thinking? I think we are in danger of going insane on a worldly scale. Individuals think and use their intelligence to solve their problems, but governments seem to be incapable of solving anything.

25 posted on 01/17/2003 4:04:54 PM PST by meenie
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To: meenie
"Individuals think and use their intelligence to solve their problems, but governments seem to be incapable of solving anything."

meenie, meet Dubya. Dubya, meet meenie.

30 posted on 01/17/2003 4:20:17 PM PST by MonroeDNA (What's the frequency, Kenneth?)
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To: meenie
This is too ridiculous. Who succeeds him in power? What is done with his other henchmen that help control Iraq? What is done with the WMD's that he is accused of having? This is not a Presidential election. If he left, there would be hundreds of his inner circle left. The political base and structure would be intact.

My sentiments exactly. I don't see how any thinking person could support Sadaam being exile. He has murdered thousands of his own people and needs to meet the same fate along with his close advisors IMHO!

36 posted on 01/17/2003 6:04:19 PM PST by PhiKapMom (Bush/Cheney 2004)
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