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Oliver Willis calls on both anti-war and pro-war Americans to hold the administration to its commitment to create a free and democratic Iraq. I wholeheartedly agree.
Later, Stephen Green lays out what the Iraq War means for the region. No blockquotes; Read The Whole Thing™.
(Think of these two posts as two sides of the same coin—for what Stephen suggests to suceed, we must make the commitment that Oliver correctly implores us to.)
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