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BrKhalid
09/26/02 at 09:57:12
Asalaamu Alaikum ;-)

This is part of a transcript with Condoleeza Rice, George Bush's National Security Adviser.

She gave this interview in August 2000 before Bush was elected.

Washington, D.C.: How will the Bush administration deal with the Iraqi problem? By that I mean will they continue to "contain" Saddam Hussein or will there be a thought towards the idea of a Saddam free Iraq? Will the plight of the Kurds be considered?


Condoleezza Rice: The containment of Iraq should be aimed ultimately at regime change because as long as Saddam is there no one in the region is safe -- most especially his own people. There are three elements to this policy: one is to try to strengthen the coalition of states that support the sanctions regime; the second is to give better support to opposition forces in accordance with the Iraqi Liberation Act; the third is that is if Saddam gives you a reason to use force against him, then use decisive force, not just a pinprick. And in the long run, you should succeed in creating a Saddam-free Iraq.


[url]http://www.foreignpolicy2000.org/convention/archives/t_rice.html[/url]


More research and I dug up that Rice's mentor was none other than Josef Korbel, father of former US Secretary of State, Madeline Albright.


[url]http://www.rider.edu/phanc/Phanc/JoKorbel.htm[/url]



I just thought it was interesting to know where Bush was getting his foreign policy advice from.

09/26/02 at 09:57:34
BrKhalid
Re: Condoleeza Rice
Muneerah134
09/26/02 at 11:08:13
[slm]

Not to mention that somewhere along the line she had an [i]oil[/i] tanker named after her.  
:-) Muneerah  []


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