Thread: Resilient Iraqis ask what civil war?
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Old 03-18-2007, 06:04 PM
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No.... this isn't my opinion.
I'm not pushing my opinion over the opinions of those there.
I am presenting their opinion.
Their opinion outweighs yours and mine on what the reality of the situation as they see.


They do not agree that doing nothing to Saddam was a great idea.
They do not agree life was etter under Saddam then now.
They don't agree that they are culturally are incapable of enjoying democracy and freedom.

They don't agree that there is a Civil War.
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