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Paul Abrams: British Show Richardson to be Right on Iraq

huffingtonpost.com — Paul Abrams on how the British strategy of pulling 90% of their troops out of Basra has been successful, and how it demonstrates the viability of the Richardson plan to remove all US troops from Iraq in 2009, NOT 2013, an option that the leading democrats have unfortunately not ruled out.

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  • ricquejon, on 12/06/2007, -1/+1Ron Paul has been saying it for years... Our foreign policy of continual Interventions only increases the violence...
    If another country attempted such intervention in the Americas, we would certainly hate them, AND PROBABLY NUKE THEM. Maybe that is why they are worried at Iran developing nukes…
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