HUMAN first, then a proud IRANIAN: Of course it wouldn't, Iraq is not just Saddam

HUMAN first, then a proud IRANIAN

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October 26, 2003

Of course it wouldn't, Iraq is not just Saddam

Caught in a quagmire in Iraq, the United States has admitted capturing Saddam Hussein would not necessarily end all resistance attacks.
"It will be helpful, it won't end the attacks," Paul Bremer, the US-occupation administrator in Baghdad said.
The occupation forces have so far preferred to blame all attacks on a handful of loyalists of the ousted Saddam regime.

Yes, Of course capturing Saddam wouldn't end the attack on Americans. Only those who believe Iraqis who are fighting the US occupation forces are Saddam loyalists would think it would. Saddam is not Iraq and Iraq is not just Saddam.