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Iraq's government approves security pact with US
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| <STYLE>p {margin:12px 0px 0px 0px;}</STYLE> BAGHDAD (AP) - Iraq's Cabinet overwhelmingly approved a security pact with the United States on Sunday, ending prolonged negotiations to allow American forces to remain for three more years in the country they first occupied in 2003. The deal detailing the conditions of the U.S. presence still needs parliamentary approval, and lawmakers could vote as soon as Nov. 24. For Iraqis, the breakthrough was bittersweet because they won concessions from the Americans but must accept the presence of U.S. troops until 2012 |
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I reckon we will have to wait and see if this happens Snow. Obama, has ventured to say that he wants to end the contracts with PC's by 2012 and relace them with service members to which he has vetured to say buildin' the service to the tune of like 96 grand. That is a lot of new recruits to have without some sort of intent of not usin' them or puttin' them somewhere. Of course there is the prospect on the table that we might be gettin' ready to enter into a cold war of sorts with China, down in Africa, seems we both have our eyes on the new oil that is bein' found and pumped there. So I am curious what he wants to do with that big of an addition of soliders. I don't think he is gonna really expand Afghan, to that tune of soliders. Sides if ends Iraq, as he plans then he would not need the new troops, as he could just move them from Iraq, to Afghan. So I am interested to see how this plays out. Also if he stays in Iraq, if the partasian politics that played so much in that theatre. Will be the same tune when he holds the reigns. More or less will the Dems now feel the war is just and right with their guy at the helm. |
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Normal, Lets not forget the H.O.A. the pirate issue is getting hotter and hotter. the Dems are going to nueter the military. they have the presidency and control both houses, better get our wives fitted for a burkha. T-Man |
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Obama is playing for time whilst getting his ghetto street militias together. As a Muslim he is under a duty to lie for the benefit of Islam before orchestrating the invasion. There are established flying routes via Angola, Mozambique, Shannon airport, and Cuba all built in the 1970s. |
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And why is MSN Lying to me? Accepts flashman 2008 yet posts me as Firstflashman1? |
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TAKING OVER MSN AND DOING A NUMBER ON THE PRODDIES
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