Iraq The Price of Failure: Swingers Discussion 7255310191

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User Details are only visible to members.	No - it is also possible to believe that it is highly likely that Iraq WILL get worse, whether the US remains in Iraq or not. If you believe that, the difference is between a situation where the US is spending 10 billion dollars a month and bringing home young men and women in body bags, or a situation where the US saves our troops while using our money to make ourselves less economically dependent on borrowing from undemocratic nations whose long-term interests are not aligned with ours. It's telling that when Petraeus is asked about Bush's surge, he says it "could" work. For 3 years now, many serious anti-insurgency experts have contended that a high probablity for a successful occupation of Iraq would take between 300,000 to 500,000 troops and a 10-15 year committment. The "surge" is akin to seeing a man overboard in a choppy sea, whose life vest barely keeps him afloat, and instead of sending him a rescue boat, throwing him one of those styrofoam noodles to marginally help his bouyancy.
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User Details are only visible to members.	Ok I have listened to the debate for a long time now. And it seems that those who are for withdrawl or "redeployment" believe that it can't possibly get any worst. I have heard arguements from democrats that if we "redeploy" then we could always send the troops back in if the situation does not stablize or gets worst. I honestly have a hard time believing that once the dems " redeploy" that they would have the politcal guts to send those troops back into the "trouble areas". I think once those troops are out they are out for good, and we can forget about NATO or the UN troops going into Iraq once we leave. But honestly for those who believe that Iraq can't get any worse, please tell me why you believe so? And what would your "exit strategy" be?
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