Saturday, June 24, 2006
Iraq PM supports Dem plan for timetable
So how is the "decider" going to deal with the Iraqis telling him they want the US to get the hell out. Kinda puts a kink in the whole "permanent bases from which we can control the oil strategy."
And how will they reconcile the issue of "terrorists / insurgents." Yes, most of the resistance in Iraq today could be called a legitimate national liberation struggle against an occupying power. Certainly that's how the majority of the Sunni insurgents see it. But these groups must have cooperated with the Al Queda terrorists. Giving them an unqualified amnesty seems problematic at best. How will the families who have lost loved ones in Iraq feel about this?
Merla Haggard........a rebel with a cause.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13520363/site/newsweek/
And how will they reconcile the issue of "terrorists / insurgents." Yes, most of the resistance in Iraq today could be called a legitimate national liberation struggle against an occupying power. Certainly that's how the majority of the Sunni insurgents see it. But these groups must have cooperated with the Al Queda terrorists. Giving them an unqualified amnesty seems problematic at best. How will the families who have lost loved ones in Iraq feel about this?
Merla Haggard........a rebel with a cause.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13520363/site/newsweek/
