displacedtexan
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Thu Sep-16-04 11:59 AM
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| Help me update the list of "Coalition of the so-called Willing" bailers |
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I know there are more.
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Thu Sep-16-04 12:25 PM
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That is what us New Zealanders call ourselves - but we were never part of the Coalition of the Sycophants. We went to Afghanistan (and are still there) but without a UN mandate no way were we in Iraq. We try not to get involved in illegal occupations. We learned that in Vietnam
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Thu Sep-16-04 12:29 PM
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| 2. Here is a great link that compares 2003 and 2004 lists, lots of... |
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Thu Sep-16-04 12:32 PM
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| 3. Here's info I collected as of July 16 |
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From the original 32-nation coalition (22,000-strong force; Several countries sent fewer than 100 troops):
Countries already gone: Spain --1,300 troops Honduras and Dominican Republic -- brought home their few hundred troops this past spring
Due to leave by September: Philippines -- will pull out before its August mandate expires Norway -- quietly pulled out its 155 military engineers this month (July) New Zealand -- intends to pull out its 60 engineers by September Thailand -- plans to withdraw its more than 450 troops that same month;
In other cases, forces diminished: Moldova -- contingent is smallest -- down to 12 from 42 Singapore -- quietly reduced its presence from 191 to 33.
Others with intention to depart next year: The Netherlands -- likely to pull out next spring Poland -- large contingent will probably leave mid-2005
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