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11/16/2015 9:46:31 AM
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I'm only averagely familiar with the political climate in the area, but what are the prospects for factions that don't have a likelihood for aggression against the west? Is there any sort of viable framework for a government to invest in to stabilize the area?
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Good question, I've got some good info on that, but I have to go to work. I should be able to get back to you tonight.
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Hey sorry, forgot I told you I was going to respond. There are quite a few different sects that are located throughout Syria and Iraq. Most likely the best option is to have Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Sunni sects work together in Iraq to restore a somewhat normal life there. There are definitely village elders who are friendly to the west and even open to true democracy and would love to see this happen.
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Sounds good.
