It's a very interesting article. If the United States attacks Iran for supporting Shia extremists in Iraq and turns a blind eye toward the supporters of Sunni extremism (aka al-Qaeda), doesn't that show at least tacit support for an Iraq dominated by Sunnis? And if so, how is that any different than the system in place before the 2003 invasion?

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Yup, I already mentioned this a few days ago with the link to the article in the New Yorker (scroll down to the bottom of the page to see what I wrote):
http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...d=&pagenumber=9

If we attack Iran, it's time to overhaul the executive branch, as well as the legislative branch for not putting a leash on bush's administration. In fact, all branches need to be overhauled if this happens.

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"You won a new refrigerator, great! Where you gonna put it?" - Tony Danza

I'm all for attacking nuclear facilities in Iran, as well as targetting the radical Revolutionary Guards.

Cheers to our government for FINALLY taking the Iranian threat seriously.

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Originally posted by Marc Summers If we attack Iran, it's time to overhaul the executive branch, as well as the legislative branch for not putting a leash on bush's administration. In fact, all branches need to be overhauled if this happens.

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Sounds like a plan Laz. You get the grenades, I'll get the machetes