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Civil War risk
US Weapons inspector to find no WMD, only intentions
This isn't even political. How can anyone in their right mind still think this war was good? The headlines coming out each day involve beheadings, kidnappings, bombs, blown up pipelines. Reporters are now hiding in hotel rooms because of fear of being kidnapped. My question is what next? As some middle eastern expert said tonight, if anyone thinks their will be free elections in the Suni triangle in January then they are obviously smoking something.
President George Bush was warned in July that Iraq could descend into all-out civil war, according to a classified estimate which summarised the views of a number of US intelligence agencies.
Even the best-case scenario for Iraq is a political, economic and security situation described as tenuous
More than 1,000 US soldiers have been killed in the conflict so far, and between 12,700 and 14,800 Iraqi civilians, according to the website Iraqbodycount.org, which keeps a tally based on at least two approved news sources.
US Weapons inspector to find no WMD, only intentions
Drafts of a report from the top U.S. inspector in Iraq conclude there were no weapons stockpiles, but say there are signs the fallen Iraqi President Saddam Hussein had dormant programs he hoped to revive at a later time, according to people familiar with the findings.
This isn't even political. How can anyone in their right mind still think this war was good? The headlines coming out each day involve beheadings, kidnappings, bombs, blown up pipelines. Reporters are now hiding in hotel rooms because of fear of being kidnapped. My question is what next? As some middle eastern expert said tonight, if anyone thinks their will be free elections in the Suni triangle in January then they are obviously smoking something.