I Think Above All, What We Need

Many Sunnis, Who Are Still Stuck In The Saddam Era Mindset And Believe Iraq Belongs To Them, Are Trying To Prevent A New Country From Developing At All.

After The '30s, We Said, "no More Munichs." And It Got Us In A Lot Of Problems. Then We Said, "no More Vietnams." Now If We Say, "no More Iraqs," The Next One Won't Be An Iraq. It Will Be Something Different. You Can't Learn Lessons.

But Figuring Out Saddam Hussein Was One Our Greatest Mysteries. He Marched To His Own Drummer And Frequently As This Unfolded He Made Decisions Which Were Sometimes Inexplicable To Us And Sometimes Didn't Look Very Smart.

If You Look Back At The First Gulf War, The Arabs Sent Forces, They Sent Money. So Their Interests In Iraq Are Clear, But They're Nowhere To Be Seen Now. Why? Because Right Now, It's Dangerous To Be Seen As Supporting The United States.

I Don't Think The Chinese Look Out At The World And Want To Overturn The System.