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[Williamgibsonbooks.com] William Gibson: At the risk of making him permanently self-conscious, I'm going to quote Bravus again, because he put this, yesterday, so much more tidily than I've yet been able to put it:

[Bowman.typepad.com] Curtis Bowman: We can pursue our core interests in Iraq — ensuring that the country does not become a terrorist base and that it does not destabilize the rest of the region — without a large occupying force. To do this, we should announce our intention to reduce U.S. forces in Iraq beginning in December and concluding with the withdrawal of all major ground combat units within 18 months;

[Nielsenhayden.com] Electrolite: Michael Lind: It's important for philosophical reasons: because we ought to recognize what parts of the complaint about Iraq are legitimate and call upon us, Americans and the world, to act. I'd like to look forward to a 21st Century in which the commitment to human rights enshrined in the United Nations Charter is more than something that United Nations diplomats cynically raise a toast to now and again, more than an occasion for Amnesty International to write some letters about.

 [Antiwar.com] Iraq's 'Fourth Generation War' is Nothing New - by William S. Lind: by William S. Lind. Will Saddam’s capture mark a turning point in the war in Iraq? Don’t count on it. Few resistance fighters have been fighting for Saddam ...

 [Blog.mises.org] Mises Economics Blog: Iraq Through a Rebel's Eyes: In terms of the 4th generation warfare arguments of William Lind, I think the claim can only be true in that regard. I think there are too many historical examples that disprove that claim, however, especially in cases where militias fought in older styles of warfare.

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