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Submitted by Ayasha (United States), Dec 17, 2007 at 13:08

That embassy...

Among most of my friends in South Asia, there is a general opinion that the U.S. plans to occupy - beginning with Iraq.

Not so, said I. My Country wouldn't do that.

Of course, my friends immediately pointed to that huge embassy as proof of America's intent to stay in Iraq.

Will America ever just learn to stop repeating mistakes with their often holier than thou, we know better, attitude?


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Assessing the American -Led effort in Iraq [627 words]kim segarDec 20, 2007 14:03
Corruption [23 words]aspaciaDec 18, 2007 07:48
Apprenticing [55 words]David W. LincolnDec 17, 2007 23:01
This is correct but if I may add [148 words]IKDec 17, 2007 18:17
⇒ Elphantine Embassy complex [72 words]AyashaDec 17, 2007 13:08
"Let Iraqis Run Iraq" [93 words]David S. LevineDec 17, 2007 12:56
Why muslim countries are falling apart [467 words]R_notDec 17, 2007 10:46
The Long War [136 words]Reporting IslaamDec 17, 2007 03:31

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