[Vision2020] Fw: Iraq
Sunil Ramalingam
sunilramalingam@hotmail.com
Tue, 06 Apr 2004 15:49:08 -0700
<html><div style='background-color:'><P>Pat Kraut writes, in part,</P>
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<P>"We do not need leadership that is whining to the UN and other countries that 'we need help' when all they will do is muck up the process with their own demands. </P>
<P>My, Pat has hit on something here, and apparently understands our Administration's position. Involving others will lead to states mucking up the process with their own demands. As the new owners of Iraq, only our demands matter, right? We should be allowed to install a compliant government that will allow us to take what we want and ask us to stay after the "June 30 power transfer." While it's likely that other states may just want a piece of the pie for themselves, there's always the off chance that some do-gooder might suggest that Iraqis (Not OUR Iraqis, actual every-day Iraqis) should own their own country, and we can't have that, can we?</P>
<P>"As to the war being about oil and revenge for daddy. This shows such a complete ignorance about oil in the world and who Bush is that it isn't even worthy of a site where people claim to be learned." </P>
<P>So what is the reason for the war then, Pat? You haven't answered any of the questions posed to you after the last post, so I don't know if you'll answer me, but I'm interested in your theory. What do the sources you read tell you about the rationales for the war?</P>
<P>[I will say that I disagree with Dick on the 'revenge for Daddy' point. I think that's a bonus, but not a primary reason.] </P>
<P>Sunil Ramalingam<BR></P>
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