Through a Syrian lens, 'unknown Americans' are provoking civil war in Iraq
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So you would trust Syrian 'spies' after all there dealings in Lebanon to try and annex the country.
Until the West put pressure on Syria to withdrawal from Labanon after the murder of a politican, they would of stayed there for good.
This smells exactly what it is. Crap.
How will a civil war lower American causalties? It won't as they will be caught in the middle with all sides taking pot shots.
Posted by Anonymous : 5/03/2006 01:38:00 PM
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