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American army to withdraw as planned
Wa'd , Amman: May 6 2009
Made Popular May 7 2009
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American army to withdraw as planned

Iraqi government has answered to people’s doubts concerning the American withdrawal from urban areas by the end of June this year.

Doubts concerning this issue have been raised with the resurgence of violence, thus casting concerns around the Iraqi forces’ ability to handle security responsibilities. US commanders have also named the city of Mosul as the city suspected to be handed to Iraqi forces.

However, answers from Iraqi government came to reassure the American withdrawal from urban areas by the thirtieth of June, as planed earlier, while working towards a full withdrawal form Iraq by the end of two thousand and eleven.

“The government has insisted it is committed to the timeline laid out in a US-Iraqi security agreement that calls for American forces to pull back from urban areas by the summer and from the rest of the country by the end of 2011.”

“Government spokesman Ali Dabbagh, however, said the deadlines were “non-extendable”. “These dates cannot be extended and this is consistent with the transfer and handover of responsibility to Iraqi security forces,” Dabbagh said in a statement.”-The Jordan Times

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Jeffrey
San Antonio, United States
The Iraq war was the biggest mistake in the history of America. US should withdraw it forces from Iraq as soon as possible and let the Iraqi people decide their future.
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I totally agree... I just think that they have made way too much damage now, that when they leave, it will be a long and hard journey for the Iraqis to travel.
(Global Perspectives)
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Mani
Tehran, Iran
Where the weapons of mass destruction, for which Iraq was attacked and Saddam was hanged.
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I guess they should have made up another reason for their invasion, something that they could actually prove once they are in, instead of proving themselves stupid/liars...
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Chris
Austin, United States
The success of the surge in Iraq will go down in history as a turning point in the war against al-Qaeda. The stunning defeat of the insurgency was a major blow both militarily and psychologically for the terror network. The West's most feared enemy suffered thousands of losses in Iraq, including many of their most senior commanders, such as Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and Abu Qaswarah. It was the most successful counter-insurgency operation anywhere in the world since the British victory in Malaya in 1960.
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Yea, they just happened to kill thousands of civilians through their ”great” success, and I dono about u, but I believe that civilians souls count. and those losers will pay for their crimes in Iraq; they will pay one day, and I can’t wait for that day to come
(Global Perspectives)
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Mitch
Toronto, Canada
My brother's there and I can't wait for him to leave. But I doubt Obama can just withdraw everyone - there are too many hardliners it would freak out and it would cost him dearly.
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I hope they all get the hell out, and sorry, but I don’t feel this way for the soldiers sake, but for all the innocent people who lost their lives due to that invasion
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Mitch
Toronto, Canada
Soldiers are the HUMANS who are supposed to follow the orders without using their brains.......that is what they are trained for
(Global Perspectives)
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Raquel
Arlington, United States
If Iraq/Afghanistan wants a government, they need to make it themselves. The US must not force one on them or it will be doomed to fail. If it is so unsustainable that we need thousands of troops occupying the country just to keep it from failing, how long do we expect it to last once we leave?
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Oh yes, so much for the American democracy... I guess it is considered as democracy only when they have chosen or agree on the leader of the country in question.
(Global Perspectives)
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Tyron
Brisbane, Australia
How many people have died over these Weapons of Mass Destruction they have been looking for? Wonder if they found any yet
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Nope, none was found, cz none existed in the first place...
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OneHumanity Please
London, United Kingdom
Iraq War means, a grave mistake from America’s side and also one of the bloodiest Shia - Sunni conflicts...

Many a civilians have lost a lot due to this. they lost a stable smooth life above anything else.

Civilians in Iraq must now compensate for all the loss they have suffered, not by an anti - American or anti - Shi’ite stance, but by rooting in an effective democracy, a progressive country at place there. I suppose Iraq already has a good educated middle class that will make all this happen.
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”I suppose Iraq already has a good educated middle class that will make all this happen. ”... Amen to that...
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Jennifer
Las Vegas, United States
Muslims needs no reason to fight. After US army leaves, they'll still fight amongst each other as Shias or Sunnis. That's how they are. We are wasting our time and money there. Let them kill each other
(Global Perspectives)
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