Posted by iceburn on 2/4/2003, 9:46 am, in reply to "Re: And then?" The solution is just too simple for me to believe that all the world has looked over this possibility. As someone noted before, I think that if Saddam's regime is toppled, Iraq will have to make the ultimate decision of separation or unity. Thank you for your time, Iceburn
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Breaking up Iraq would be a solid, good idea for three strong, independent nations (or at least two strong, and one moderate). However, if the United States, or even a United States led UN force, broke up Iraq, the Arab world would almost instantaneously decry the United States as an evil power bent on breaking up Arab unity and weakening its power. Am I wrong? If the Arab nations believed such a decision would have benefited them, don't you think that they would have strongly suggested it to Saddam, and Iraqi leaders before him? Am I missing a precedence here?
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