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PoliticWhat the?! First Osama bin Laden escapes on horseback. Now Wham-bam-Saddam disappears in the middle of a war zone. Was it all part of a plan? Or was there a "secret deal"? What did the U.S. offer to the Republican Guard for surrendering Baghdad? Don't believe that article? This one seems pretty straight, to me. The Arab world is abuzz with conspiracy theories about the fall of Baghdad.

Thankfully, we have a uniter in office, not a divider. Who's he united? Two Muslim sects that disagreed now agree that they have a common enemy in the U.S.
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Authored by: futurenow on Thursday, April 24 2003

don\'t forget it has also united the majority of world opinion that we have a reckless idiot as a leader.

It will be interesting if this brings the decline of the U.S. as the cultural leader of the world and as a result a dominent economy. Fortunately no one else exports \"culture\" as effectively as we do. Then again possibly for the first time in some time, 3 of the top 5 movies outside the U.S. last year were not American (although all were British creations so maybe that doesn\'t count).

Thank you Saudis
Authored by: dbsmall on Wednesday, April 30 2003
And now, the U.S. military is voluntarily leaving Saudi Arabia?! Talk about a corrupt government move. Damn, the Saudi's should be on our TARGET list...
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Authored by: dbsmall on Friday, June 18 2004
I guess Bush is a divider, after all. Bush $r. doesn't support his son's war on Iraq.
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Authored by: dbsmall on Monday, September 13 2004

"Extending the war into Iraq would have incurred incalculable human and political costs. We would have been forced to occupy Baghdad and, in effect, rule Iraq. The coalition would instantly have collapsed, the Arabs deserting in anger and other allies pulling out as well. Exceeding the U.N.'s mandate would have destroyed the precedent of international response to aggression we hoped to establish. Had we gone the invasion route, the U.S. could still be an occupying power in a bitterly hostile land." —George H. W. Bush, 1998