U.S. must get out of Iraq — now
Iraq taught him that the West has overestimated the influence of the coalition and underestimated Iraqis, says Rory Stewart
Nov. 8, 2006. 01:00 AM
Iraqis are the only people who can rebuild their nation. The U.S.-led coalition cannot. It has done what good it can do. The coalition should get out now.The positions of U.S. politicians and voters on Iraq before the mid-term elections reflected guilt, wishful thinking, impotence and panic. President George W. Bush is backing awkwardly away from his slogan "Stay the course;" many Republicans are attempting to dissociate themselves from the problems in Iraq. Democrat positions range from support for the Bush administration's decisions to calls for withdrawal. But almost all fear that Iraq will sink into deeper anarchy if coalition forces leave, endangering the interests of the United States.
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