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...Iraq has proved to be the mother of all miscalculations. President George W. Bush has plunged America into an impossible situation. As for his exit strategy, the handwriting is on the wall. Let the Iraqis continue their infighting, as befits their complex religious ideology and culture. If endless internal strife fails to produce a viable, stable government, Iraq can turn to the U.N. to salvage the situation. Dina Austin Bramalea, Canada...
...invaded and vanquished Iraq in virtually no time, but how to rule the country or get out honorably is the real test. There are many exit routes, but none is honorable. The U.S. must accept that it erred in its judgment of Iraq's stockpile of weapons of mass destruction, and it must apologize to the Iraqi people. The U.S. must also compensate Iraq for the war's destruction. Otherwise, America's adventure in Iraq will be a major blow to U.S. prestige. Gulzar Khan Islamabad...
While the Crimson’s first round loss in 2002 might have been understandable—they were, after all, coming off a shocking overtime-filled run through the ECACs that caught almost everyone by surprise—the team’s early exit with the hottest offensive player in the East in 2003 (Dominic Moore ’03, just my opinion, but the numbers provide a pretty compelling argument) and a talent-laden roster projected as one of the best in the nations this year, have been disappointments...
Asking which way is the exit from Iraq is cowardly. It's the kind of question posed by people without conviction. Your article ought to have begun with the declaration "Rarely does a day go by in Iraq that citizens do not enjoy some new freedom that they were denied for decades under a ruthless dictatorship." RON BAILEY Wooster, Ohio...
After a year of U.S. occupation, Iraq has been labeled a quagmire and the Bush Administration admonished for not having an exit strategy [March 15]. But great progress has taken place in Iraq. There is a provisional constitution, signed and in place; election plans are being made; and a war-crimes tribunal is formed. Those are huge steps. If the U.S. has the wisdom to stay the course, Iraq will have democracy, and that development will have a positive effect on the entire Middle East. Helping the Iraqi people recover from Saddam Hussein's brutal regime will take some time...