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Attitude shifts on Iraq pullout
White House seems willing to conceive of future drawdown
By Paul Richter and Tyler Marshall: Los Angeles Times
Published November 27, 2005
WASHINGTON -- Even as debate over the Iraq war rages, signs are emerging of a convergence of opinion on how the Bush administration might begin to get out of the conflict.
In a departure from past statements, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said last week that the training of Iraqi troops has advanced so far that the current number of U.S. forces probably will not be needed for much longer.
President Bush will give a major speech Wednesday at the U.S. Naval Academy in which aides say he is expected to proclaim the improved readiness of Iraqi troops, which he has identified as the key condition for withdrawing U.S. troops. ...More
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In a departure from past statements, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said last week that the training of Iraqi troops has advanced so far that the current number of U.S. forces probably will not be needed for much longer.
President Bush will give a major speech Wednesday at the U.S. Naval Academy in which aides say he is expected to proclaim the improved readiness of Iraqi troops, which he has identified as the key condition for withdrawing U.S. troops. ...More
Historians amongst you might like to look at this
Financial scribblers might just note that 18 months ago the WT oil futures Dec 2005 was US$38.75.
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