JANUARY
29, 2007 --
Mr.
President, you have indicated that our mission in Iraq is part of
the fight against terrorism, LPR has been hearing the violence in
Iraq termed "sectarian" and/or an "insurgency."
Is Iran and/or Syria contributing to the violence in Iraq; if so should we
taken action against Iran and/or Syria -- and what form should this action
task?
Would you explain the connection between Iraq's "insurgency" or "sectarian" violence
-- or even civil war -- and our fight against terrorism?
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Who are the insurgents
and what are their aims; who is responsible for the sectarian violence
and what are their aims; are the insurgents separate from the contending
sectarian forces?
Accepting your argument that we are fighting in Iraq to keep terrorism from our
shores, is our role that of a referee among contending factions, or as an ally
of one of the parties? Lastly, who, in Iraq, is the enemy and who is our ally
-- and what is our ally doing 1) to prevail and 2) to be helpful in the war against
terror? |
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