the US to withdraw now would be "a very great folly," that the region
had to be stabilized.
Dana
On Sun, 10 Oct 2004 11:44:30 -0500, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In a recent interview with CNN's Paula Zann, General Musharraf of
> Pakistan said that he felt the war in Iraq has made the world a more
> dangerous place:
>
> ZAHN: Is the world a safer place because of the war in Iraq?
>
> MUSHARRAF: No. It's more dangerous. It's not safer, certainly not.
>
> ZAHN: How so?
>
> MUSHARRAF: Well, because it has aroused actions of the Muslims more.
> It's aroused certain sentiments of the Muslim world, and then the
> responses, the latest phenomena of explosives, more frequent for bombs
> and suicide bombings. This phenomenon is extremely dangerous.
>
> ZAHN: Was it a mistake to have gone to war with Iraq?
>
> MUSHARRAF: Well, I would say that it has ended up bringing more
> trouble to the world.
>
> Which is what troubles me about Mr. Bush's statements that "75% of Al
> Qaeda has been brought to justice." Factcheck.org debunks that claim
> but, more importantly, I think what's happened is that Al Qaeda is no
> longer our only threat.
>
> I think the war in Iraq is mushrooming radical Islamists such that
> soon we'll need to worry about many other groups besides Al Qaeda.
> General Musharraf seems to share that
> opinion.________________________________
>
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