Post-Saddam

[Egeides]

Instead of talking about what is already known, that the US is likely to take control, I think it is time to get to the dissidence point that's coming. I don't believe in the three bloody-handed guys USA proposed for after Saddam. I guess I needed to show what the US administration does in Afghanistan (promised not fulfilled) so here's "Taliban reviving structure in Afghanistan" from Kathy Gannon (http://www.salon.com/news/wire/2003/04/07/taliban/index.html):

April 7, 2003

[quoudam72]

As far as a post-Saddam Iraq goes these organizations should play roles in control for the emerging governmental body of Iraq, Iraqi National Congress, Kurdish Democratic Party, Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, the National Accord, composed of former military and intelligence officers, and the Constitutional Monarchy Movement. Outsing Saddam is not a problem for the US the problem is how to keep an already fragile country from becoming more problematic.

[Edric O]

That is a very interesting article, Egeides. Sadly, I can't say that any of what's happening in Afghanistan surprises me...

[Ice_Cube]

I think that America will put there own administration in now that the reigeme is gone.