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It Was Right To Overthrow Saddam Hussein. It Was The Regime Itself That Was A Threat. I Think In Hindsight, What I Would Have Done Is Turn Authority Back Over To Iraqis Much More Quickly And Say: "your Country, You Figure Out How To Run It."

Negotiation Is Not A Policy. It's A Technique. It's Something You Use When It's To Your Advantage, And Something That You Don't Use When It's Not To Your Advantage.

What We Want For The Iranian People Is Control Over Their Own Government, Which They Don't Have Now. So You Would Do It Through Supplying Resources And Support From The Outside To The Indigenous People Who Are Already Quite Unhappy. The Mullahs Have Made Hash Of The Economy Since 1979, There's A Huge Amount Of Economic Dissatisfaction. The Young People, Who Are Pretty Well Educated And Sophisticated, Know They Could Have A Better Life Than This Strict Islamic Law.

Reform Is Not A One-night Stand.

If You Get A President (hillary) Clinton, You Might Well Find, Just As After Vietnam, That There Is A Retraction From Iraq And Of American Influence In The World. And In A Couple Of Years The Europeans Will Be Complaining About That Too.