Pacifier

Geez, can you actually add something to a discussion?



I think it depends if we (as "the world") can achieve something there, it is one thing to invade and to bomb everything to shreds but what then? can we build up a nation there that works? Do we have a plan what to do there? And most important, are we willing to spend the necessary manpower/money etc. ?
If not chances are that we just kill a few guys and don't really change anything or even make think even worse

Personally, I don't think we can do much. Iraq shows how complicated nation building can be, and the situation in Sudan is more chaotic than it was in Iraq.

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