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March 21st, 2008 at 4:55 pm
A good post. I think you are basically right, even if I might disagree over some details.
Everyone seems to hate the “Belfast Walls”, but do you really think that if they were removed tomorrow the number of deaths would keep going down? IMO they will have to stay up for about twenty years, until things have really settled down. There is too much bitterness now to allow people to circulate freely.
It might even have been better if the walls had been put up immediately after the invasion, before the sectarian violence got going, rather than after. They would be just as unpopular, but far fewer people would have died.
March 21st, 2008 at 9:40 pm
Don,
There were many things that should have been done to evade the deaths of innocents. Like keeping guns off the streets right after the occupation, and guarding the borders, and disarming the militias instead of arming the opposite militias, and much much more.
This also invites the question of how many of the innocents who have died would have died in this period if the occupation id not happen. And it is a legitimate question from the people who have lost their loved ones, don’t you think?
March 22nd, 2008 at 2:15 am
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March 23rd, 2008 at 12:33 am
Well written. Only Iraqis wan win their own freedom and success. At best the rest of the world can facilitate Iraqis achieving their own success at the margins.
The Iraqis are going to have to smash the Takfiris, Saddamists, and other extremist forces.
Inshallah, Iraqis will win this fight.
I will tell you some good news to cheer you up. Most of the Iraqi army is very motivated, and never runs from a fight . . . even though they still need to improve. Most of it is nonsectarian and loyal to Iraq.
The same cannot be said for some of the local/provincial IP.
March 27th, 2008 at 8:55 pm
“how many of the innocents who have died would have died in this period if the occupation did not happen.”
My guess is that about the same number would have died, but different people.
We don’t know how many have died in Iraq, nor what percentage of them were “innocent”.