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Risk of Saddam and/or Loyalists Returning to Power
Reader comment on item: Let Iraqis run Iraq

Submitted by Dr. Louis Klein (United States), Oct 17, 2003 at 01:28

Mr. Pipes: Please comment on the likelihood or un- of Saddam's (if still alive) and/or his loyalists' returning to power if U.S. Armed Forces and all American personnel were to leave Iraq sooner rather than later.

Dr. Louis Klein
Cleveland

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AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!! [5 words]Logan BennettDec 10, 2003 07:12
↔ true [16 words]slycooper542Jan 18, 2007 20:54
Not just the necessary thing but the right thing [126 words]David BarnsdaleNov 7, 2003 06:33
History provides a clue [105 words]Phil BramleyOct 29, 2003 18:26
Good, Fast, Cheap -- Pick any two [205 words]btk2Oct 26, 2003 22:20
hiding the truth, aren't you? [129 words]Yuval brandstetterOct 22, 2003 07:58
unclear [127 words]michael rosenbaumOct 20, 2003 20:49
But there ARE good reasons for being there [151 words]Dughall HallidayOct 20, 2003 05:08
Are Iraqis really capable of running Iraq right now? [212 words]David EOct 20, 2003 02:57
Please elaborate on your comments!
[w/response] [88 words]		SteveOct 20, 2003 00:28
Let Iraqis run Iraq [26 words]Jim HerrinOct 20, 2003 00:06
answer to your suggestion, "Turm Iraq over to Iraqis" [199 words]AnnOct 19, 2003 23:11
Let Iraqis run part of Iraq [128 words]Boris GalinskyOct 19, 2003 17:05
Analysis cannot be universalised [83 words]Praveen BoseOct 19, 2003 12:15
Referendum is the perfect mechanism [453 words]John HadjiskyOct 19, 2003 01:33
Disappointed by this article [153 words]Boris FrenkelOct 19, 2003 00:44
Give the Iraqis room to run [143 words]GlennOct 19, 2003 00:32
No easy way out [286 words]Daniel TooOct 18, 2003 05:48
Double bind [55 words]john W. mcginleyOct 18, 2003 00:37
re pulling out of Iraq [103 words]phillip baramOct 17, 2003 20:47
The secondary reason is the primary reqson,"Sweet Crude" [166 words]Ken HarrisOct 17, 2003 15:23
US cannot afford to give up fixing Iraq! [207 words]Philip BaltzerOct 17, 2003 14:07
You said it ! [55 words]R.IngalsOct 17, 2003 01:33
⇒ Risk of Saddam and/or Loyalists Returning to Power [40 words]Dr. Louis KleinOct 17, 2003 01:28
You are probably right [280 words]Tom PensylOct 17, 2003 00:44
We need to take this a step further - location, location, location [256 words]LlamaOct 17, 2003 00:18
What Happened to You!?! [206 words]AvrahamOct 17, 2003 00:00
Additional points [234 words]Scott McCluskeyOct 16, 2003 23:58
No Democracy in Iraqi Self-Rule [207 words]Mike RamirezOct 16, 2003 23:51
Singing a different tune
[w/response] [71 words]		Steven SternOct 16, 2003 23:46
What about Saddam?
[w/response] [148 words]		Philip J. CherryOct 16, 2003 23:18
I wonder [37 words]ForrestOct 16, 2003 22:49
Can the Iraqis Govern and Protect Themselves in 6 Months? [145 words]James in BoiseOct 16, 2003 21:24
You missed a spot [19 words]John DaviesOct 16, 2003 21:13
Governing Iraq [15 words]JerryOct 16, 2003 20:53
Muslim Opposition to Infidels [327 words]Peter LubinOct 16, 2003 20:25

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