Re: George W. Bush's Suicidal Statecraft

Shazam! No reason, it's just magic. So "pandora" <pandora@xxxxxxxx>
said:

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>"Josh Hill" <usereplyto@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> Course, if we left (I should say "when we leave") the surrounding
>> countries will very likely step in.
>
>When we leave, there will be a civil war there. That's my take on things.

You should be hired as an analyst straight away. That's genius at
work.

>Of course, nothing wrong with a civil war, right? After all, the US had
>one.

Two.


Dr Zen
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