95% of the people killing American's in Iraq are not Iraqi.

In both Iraq and Afghanistan foreign fighters make up the largest number of
enemy combatants.

95% of Iraqis want the fighting to end so they can get back to their lives.
Now there are a lot of people that are getting pulled into this sectarian
bullshit, that's the real fear in Iraq as far as I'm concerned.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gruss Gott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 8:08 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: comments?
>
>
> > Sam wrote:
> > Let's think back to WWII again and use your philosophy.
> > We'd be dead.
> >
>
> The summary of your point is that you think it's possible to win an
> urban "combatant" war.  I don't.  We'll find out who's right.
>
> As I pointed out for Iraq - 95% of the people killing Americans are
> Iraqis.  Translation: We are in the middle of a civil war.  We will
> not "win" that war.  This was the lesson of Vietnam that you and
> McNamara apparently never learned.
>
> There's just too many of these examples to cite, but the better
> question is can you cite a single modern urban war that was won?  No,
> because there aren't any.  Not Vietnam, not the first invasion of
> Lebanon, it won't happen in Iraq, and it won't happen for Israel now.
>
> The mistake you and others are making are in forgetting that, for
> example, in WWII the only way either VE day occurred was because we
> decided to bomb civilians.  That is, we used the kill-everyone
> strategy.
>
> Which is why I've said - if we want to win in Iraq or Lebanon we can
> do it 2 ways: kill everyone, or find a diplomatic solution.
>
> The but-they-started-it-and-they're-the-bad-guys talk is romantic and
> emotional, and therefore totally impractical.
>
> 

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