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17 hours ago ago from Pregnancy News Center
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Before we gloat about "victory" in Iraq, we might peel away the thin band-aid of peace and see what's festering underneath. The U.S. has empowered three separate armies who, after we leave, may be enemies for decades to come. We financed, trained and armed Iraq's government army in Baghdad, led by Shi'a Muslims. In Anbar province, we bribed our former Sunni enemies to join us, arming over 100 thousand "Sons of Iraq." The backbone of the ...
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