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Today Syria, tomorrow Iran?
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"...Belly, you haven't got a clue, have you..."
Perhaps if the IMF and the World Bank hadn't supported Mubarak's corrupt regime with such enthusiasm, the general population mightn't have seen the standard of living go backwards to such an extent. Same old same old, as in Iran after the Shah, their reaction was predictable.
Banjo,
It just occurred to me with you reminiscing how thrilled Iraqi's were at the invasion. Its akin to America saying:
"Stand aside, Iraqi. Just excuse us while we blow you to smithereens, mutilate your family and plunge your society back into the Dark Ages.....can't you see we're trying to deliver you from a nasty tyrant here."