The new US commander in Iraq, General David Petraeus, said last week, "There is no military solution to a problem like that in Iraq, to the insurgency of Iraq," and "Iraqi leaders will eventually have to sit down and talk with some of the violent factions tearing the country apart."
I keep hearing people say that no one wants to go to the table.
I have a feeling the United States and other countries don't want them to go to the table, because it could lead to a political dissolution of "Iraq," a "country" in which many are heavily invested, if only indirectly.
It seems to me that, regardless of the reasons for resistance to dialog, on our part or on the part of anyone else involved, the honest goals of each group must be known. Then at least there can be the possibility of satisfying those goals. Without this, there can never be any progress.
So my question is, where can I look to find out what the major factions in Iraq WANT?
2007-03-13
12:22:09
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