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 As pressure builds for a change in Iraq policy, a top U.S. commander there warned Friday that withdrawing troops too soon would leave the country  a mess.  You d find the enemy regaining ground, re-establishing sanctuary, building more  roadside bombs, Maj. Gen. Rick Lynch told a Defense Department news conference.  The violence would escalate. It d stanley thermoskannen  be a mess. Lynch was responding to a question on the possible effects if officials were to decide not to extend beyond th stanley mug e summer the troop buildup President Bush ordered early this year.                                        Mr. Bush sent an additional 30,000 troops to try to pacify Baghdad and wants Congress to wait until September for an assessment on how it is work stanley trinkflaschen ing. But an increasing number of U.S. lawmakers are already convinced the policy is failing and should be changed.Lynch said he did not know how long the extra forces would be needed.         Those surge forces are giving us the capability we have now to take the fight to the enemy,  Lynch said by video conference from Iraq.  If those surge forces go away, that capability goes away.  Over time, we can turn the area over to Iraqi security forces, and then we ll be ready to do something that looks like a withdrawal,  Lynch said.  But that s not going to happen any time soon. In the latest setback to the increasingly unpopular war strategy, Republican stalwart Sen. Pete Domenici said Thursday that he already has decided he wants to see an end to combat operations and U