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Reporting on the discussion at the 2004 conference, he writes that, " We cannot support, nor extend our solidarity to, them on the grounds that their strategy excludes many Iraqi citizens – above all, women – and do great harm on the civilians, and will bring the Iraqi future society under an Islamic dictatorship.
" He cites in turn Mahmood Ketabchi of the WCPI, who criticizes Iraqi guerrilla groups for Baathist and Islamist connections, and attacks Ruder's view as a " Left Nationalism " which ignores divisions within Iraq.
Countering the response that the best way to ensure that progressive forces, not reactionary ones, dominate post-occupation Iraq would be for progressives to take the lead in fighting the occupation, Ketabchi argues that this is not possible due to the present situation in Iraq.
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