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[ralph_the_fat]

I've been meaning to talk about this lately, but excess time has been few and far between. After hearing about this on the news when I came home this afternoon though, I felt compelled to finally give my two cents on the situation:

"Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq, declared an ``all-out war'' on Shiites in September 2005, and has

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Dah googly eyes...WOW

[aileend]

So when you claim "{MORE TO COME}" What is that supposta be...a threat?

So...ok...I was just wondering...that is all...

You should write a novel on that or something...cause...just cause you could...right?

[lone_wolf_4]

The problem of which you fail to realize Simmons is not that of the history of Iraq, I will indeed concede that your information is quite accurate; what you conveniently overlook however is that, although the three ethic groups have questionable relations with one another, a majority of Iraqi’s indeed see themselves as “Iraqi.” Redundant as that may seem, their ethnic groups are either subverted under their nationality or inextricably linked with that thereof. What I would contend is that under the rule of Saddam, tensions were exacerbated beyond what previously existed, and I fundamentally disagree with your assertion that Pre-era Iraq, was anywhere near as volatile as it is today

[ralph_the_fat]

"...although the three eth(n)ic groups have questionable relations with one another, a majority of Iraqi’s indeed see themselves as “Iraqi.”......and I fundamentally disagree with your assertion that Pre-era Iraq, was anywhere near as volatile as it is today