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"PERMANENT" "BASES" IN "IRAQ"....

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The Bush administration is sinking between $600 million and $1 billion in construction funds into a new U.S. embassy. It is to arise in Baghdad's Green Zone on a plot of land along the Tigris River that is reportedly two-thirds the area of the National Mall in Washington, DC. The plans for this "embassy" are almost mythic in nature. A high-tech complex, it is to have "15ft blast walls and ground-to-air missiles" for protection as well as bunkers to guard against air attacks. It will, according to Chris Hughes, security correspondent for the British Daily Mirror, include "as many as 300 houses for consular and military officials" and a "large-scale barracks" for Marines. The "compound" will be a cluster of at least 21 buildings, assumedly nearly self-sufficient, including "a gym, swimming pool, barber and beauty shops, a food court and a commissary. Water, electricity and sewage treatment plants will all be independent from Baghdad's city utilities."
 
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waaooww!! am impressed!

they are digging a grave for themselves.....

i can see iranian turkish coalition forces entering as peace keeping forces in Iraqi soil
 
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waaooww!! am impressed!

they are digging a grave for themselves.....

i can see iranian turkish coalition forces entering as peace keeping forces in Iraqi soil

What are you talking about?
 
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this show's america is planning a long stay in iraq and are planning to control the middle east from there.
 
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It's not so complicated. America never leaves any country it has invaded by will, if they can they will stay for as long as possible. They need some presence to keep their already established influence on the politics of the region intact. Look at Saudia etc.
 
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I KINDA EXPECTED THAT U.S HAS A HABIT OF NOT LEAVING
EXCEPT VIETNAM
 
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It's not so complicated. America never leaves any country it has invaded by will, if they can they will stay for as long as possible. They need some presence to keep their already established influence on the politics of the region intact. Look at Saudia etc.

Except US did not 'invade' Saudi Arabia. The Saudis invited them over and don't want them to leave, even now.
 
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