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even after the troops pull out instability will continue. Much like Liberia after the French. |
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The "coalition" will be pressured to withdraw by 2010, and the region will destabilize into civil war. |
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The situation will grow worse over time unless the U.S. pulls out of the region completely. |
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A general will take over and become Saddam II because of the threat of civil war. |
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Iraq will be split into Sunni, Shi'ite, and Kurdish areas |
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No substantial change until the next 2008 U.S. presidential elections. A new U.S. president will allow new diplomacy to bring peace to the region. |
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Stability, for the most part, should be achieved by early 2007. |
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Iran will control Shiite areas, increase regional influence, Iraq will be partitioned between Iran, Turkey & Saudi Arabia |
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No substantial change until the next 2008 U.S. presidential elections. A new U.S. president will pull all troops (i.e. the last helicopter) and Iran will take control of the Middle East. |
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PNAC will be exposed, Cheney/Bush will be impeached, America will withdraw from the ME |
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Bush will pull a Nixon-style withdrawal |
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Local Guerillas will kick Al-Qaeda out of the country |
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Iran will unite with the Sunni's in Iraq and the US will make a disgraceful exit. |
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Ultimately in the threat of a nuclear shoot out |
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Civil War |
