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Why do Europeans attack President Bush's line on war with Iraq?

They doubt Saddam is a danger
They don't want Iraqis to die
They fear war may spread
They think war will hit efforts to beat terror
They suspect Bush's motives
They've forgotten the lesson of history
They're jealous of America

NOTE: This is an unscientific, informal survey for the interest and enjoyment of TIME.com users and may not be indicative of popular opinion.

   
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CAMP MATILDA, KUWAIT: U.S. Marines from the 1st Marine Division stand as they listen to instructions on breaching a razor wire fence February 20, 2003 near the Iraqi border in Kuwait.

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