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Seven Questions: What Next for Iraq?
Topic: International Relations 7:14 am EST, Mar 15, 2006

Know your enemy.

When President Bush speaks derisively about advocates of "cutting and running" from Iraq, he has in mind people like Nir Rosen, a journalist whose reporting has led him to the conclusion that U.S. withdrawal is the best policy. Rosen recently explained to FP why leaving Iraq is the best option, why Moktada al-Sadr is the only man who can keep Iraq together, and why Iran and the United States are natural allies.

How's that for contrarian?

Seven Questions: What Next for Iraq?



 
 
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