A third group worries that without a referee, Iraq's dominant powers — Kurds in the far north and Shiites in the center and south — will brutally dominate other groups.
The small Christian minority, fairly prosperous but decimated by emigration, worries that without the protection of the secular Baathists, the Muslim religious revival which has swept the country could turn against them.
One senior banking industry official worries that without the extra heft that size brings, Canada's banks could turn out to be like those, say, in Denmark -- stable and well-regarded, but with no significant profile beyond their borders.
Still Vallone worries that without legal punishment, less responsible jackasses with a smartphone will repeat rumors for attention.
But New York-based fashion model Mari Malek, born in southern Sudan, founder of the charity Southern Sudan Initiatives, worries that without the involvement of celebrities many Americans would not have been interested in Sudan, at all.
She worries that without programs like hers, young people will have nothing productive to do after school and might make wrong choices.
