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Iraq is world's problem, UN's Ban says in talks with Bush
Jul 17, 2007, 21:14 GMT
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Sounds like he wants to be more productive than Kofi Annan.
Maybe bringing in more Arab countries like Jordan and Turkey would be a good idea too.
Saddam Hussein and terrorism, the rest of the story
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Yup I think the United Nations should put 500.000 peace keepers into Iraq to clean this mess up
and the costs should come out of the oil revenues,
that will make the Iraqi.s get their house in order real quick..money talks and those Arabs love money as much as the Jews.
further more all religious instruction of children in Iraq should be stopped until the kids are 18 years or older,then they can make their own minds up,
in the last several years religious extremism has became a bigger blight on the planet than alcohol and heroin.
Yo, Harry! Guess what you are if you are more doveish that Ban Ki Moon, Harry!
'Ban's talks with Bush in Washington came a day after the UN head warned against an 'abrupt withdrawal' of forces from Iraq, as US legislators consider imposing a pull-out timetable for US troops.
'Great caution should be taken for the sake of the Iraqi people,' Ban said in a New York press conference Monday. 'The international community cannot and should not abandon them. Any abrupt withdrawal or decision may lead to a further deterioration of the situation in Iraq.'
You are a coward, Harry!
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