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rhett o rick Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Oct-17-05 08:39 AM
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10. If there is no established government in Iraq, how can there be an
insurgency. If in this Country, the democrats started shooting the Republicans, would they be called insurgents? Iraq has a number of factions fighting each other. When you have Shiites killing Sunni's and visa versa, how can you call one side insurgents? I am belaboring this point because, in order to justify a war, it is important to demonize the enemy. Calling the enemy insurgents sounds better to those pushing the war than calling them Iraqi rebels.
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