There's a major problem ahead. The renegotiation of the constitution will go to some very, very divisive issues.
John Burns: “There's a major problem ahead. The renegotiation of the constitution will go to some very, very divisive issues.”
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Burns discusses the challenges of renegotiating the constitution in Iraq, highlighting divisive issues that could arise.
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The American commanders here warned early on that putting 30,000 more troops into this fight was bound to mean that there would be more casualties.
The message of which is you don't control anything. And of course part of that message even perhaps a large part of that message is directed at the Congress in Washington, D.C.
The vast majority of Iraqis and certainly the vast majority of Baghdadis... will welcome this American troop increase because it's about the only thing that may, in the short to medium term, bring a greater degree of stability.
He is utterly resistant to any idea there could be any separation of those two entities, he is Libya.





