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11. I have not had a chance to read your book yet

Thu Jan 2, 2014, 08:27 PM

Jan 2014

I think I will put it next on my list. Here is an interesting link for you. No I am not a glutton for punishment. I do like Mr Bacevich, local guy you probably know him. Lost a Son to combat, I think he still teaches at BU. The one "Lessons Learned" that floored me the most was Wolfowitz. All he was missing was the red nose and big shoes, because he is a clown. I wanted to respond and ask how his BEST BUDDY Ahmend Chalabri was doing.

http://www.worldaffairsjournal.org/search/site/Iraq

PS: Had to add this. The spell check highlighted Wolfowitz' name and the first replacement word to come up was halfwits.

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Someday WilliamPitt Jan 2014 #12

I have not had a chance to read your book yet 4Q2u2 Jan 2014 #11

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