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Debate:Is democracy even possible in Iraq? (view source)
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are you joking me old man wrinkle. rumors of iran and al qaeda relationship. Maybe you should research a little more before you talk. the iranian government was and is one of the primary targets of al-qaeda. they originally (before 9-11) suggested overthrowing the Taliban in the UN, and actually helped bring them down. iran caught dozens of al-qaeda operatives on the afghanistan and iraqi borders and has handed them over to the UN.
are you joking me old man wrinkle. rumors of iran and al qaeda relationship. Maybe you should research a little more before you talk. the iranian government was and is one of the primary targets of al-qaeda. they originally (before 9-11) suggested overthrowing the Taliban in the UN, and actually helped bring them down. iran caught dozens of al-qaeda operatives on the afghanistan and iraqi borders and has handed them over to the UN.
:Ah... but I did mention two things, "at least according to our government" and "which, if true." Even me stating it as rumors should give an indication that you should take it with a grain of salt. I believe this was mentioned some long time ago, when some analysts suggested that when Afghanistan was attacked, Al-Qaeda members retreated to other countries, Iran being mentioned as one of them. I had thought the notion was rather weird, Iran being a Shi'ite government. As always, I am glad if you would verify this.
:Regardless, the main issue still stands, that the key to a stable government in Iraq (or in any country for that matter) is to reconcile that various religious denominations.--[[User:OldManWrinkle|OldManWrinkle]] 04:24, 24 March 2007 (EDT)