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5 steps to winning in Iraq

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Submitted by William Brown (United States), Feb 14, 2007 at 09:08

1) We don't associate with terorists, that means militant clerics like Muqtada Al-Sadr have to go.

2) We disarm the Iraqi civilian population, it's currently legal now for every Iraqi male to have an AK with three magazines.

3) We merge more American troops with ING forces. This has a two pronged effect. A) We make a superior fighting force. B) We gain larger amounts of inteligence Covertly / Overtly.

4)We get the the oil flowing and help bring back the economy.

5) Massive rebuilding of schools, waterplants, hospitals and highly broadcast our efforts, while taking Iraqi men off the street and back to work.

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Title Commenter Date Thread
5 steps to winning in Iraq [105 words]William BrownFeb 14, 2007 09:0877158
How to prevent humanitarian catastrophe in Baghdad [2667 words]Alexander BogdanovJan 19, 2007 16:3473673
Ways to end the bloodshed? [68 words]VK NarayananDec 25, 2006 14:0970498
Victory or Death [83 words]William Dennis Brown JrFeb 14, 2007 09:1770498
A sensibile Iraq policy - ownership. [196 words]Herbert Nevyas MDDec 19, 2006 14:5470014
agreed [40 words]MarkDec 18, 2006 13:3569869

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