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	US military survey: Iraqis want US out

masbury

1-14-2008 5:21 PM

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masbury says:

Focus groups, commissioned by US military, reveal Iraqi preference for US departure. Again.

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1-14-2008 10:54 PM

blueridge

Yet, the puppet government then issues press statements calling for the U.S. to "occupy us".

Puppet governments, of course, by definition, must be artificially propped up. Yet this is regarded as the new "established" government, and all resistance labeled as "insurgents". An insurgent government is now in power.

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