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"Lessons From the Fall of Iraq"

An excellent column by Bala Ambati in Friday's Duke Chronicle:

Iraqis' jubilation at the end of Saddam's reign holds lessons for all. It's time to demolish the petulant idiocies of the anti-American crowd....
To the protesters that said "not in our name": Iraqis' freedom and joy are indeed not in your name. The lives of countless Iraqis who would have been killed by Saddam for years to come are not in your name. The light that now pierces the darkness of fear in the Middle East is not in your name. Nonetheless, admit the obvious and be happy for all those no longer under Saddam's boot.

(Thanks, Charles.)

Lane Core Jr. CIW P — Sun. 04/20/03 10:38:10 PM
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