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To: blam
There will truely be some interesting days ahead. It is obvious that the concept of seperation of church and state is not exactly well ingrained in Iraq.

I think we know what would happen if we went around Iraq locking up recalcitrant clerics. Some sort of sanctions must be available to a new government to deal with that problem when it arises. I'm just not smart enough to figure out what form the sanctions would take to be successful.

21 posted on 04/25/2003 5:00:06 PM PDT by fightu4it (heneedshisasskicked)
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To: fightu4it
Every group is clamoring for power there. The worst thing to do is to abandon the non-believers, the rational folks, the slaves to Islamofascism, who without the current environment, would certainly throw the swith on their masters given half the chance.

But we don't hear from them. They are too busy trying to git along to get along in the fascistic system of Mosqes, Islam, Radical Imams, what have you.

Our aim is toward the reasonable, rational, non-extremists. Our aim is to promote Freedom in a world of slaves dominated by religious fanatics gone mad.

29 posted on 04/25/2003 5:30:17 PM PDT by Dec31,1999 (Thank You)
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To: fightu4it
It is obvious that the concept of seperation of church and state is not exactly well ingrained in Iraq.

Herein lies the rub with Islam. It the only major religion of the world that considers religon and civil control as unity.

This unified concept is at the heart of the threat that Islam presents to secular governance.

31 posted on 04/25/2003 5:33:27 PM PDT by Amerigomag
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