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Iraq is Poised for Chaos
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The other day I posted a somewhat
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diary about the future prospects for Iraq. My arguments were predicated on many ifs, the main one hinged on greater Sunni particpation in the political process. As we learn more about the election results and subsequent fallout, I feel somewhat foolish for even entertaining any positive thoughts with regards to this mess. Violence is permanent, civil war is imminent and the Iranian model has found new, fertile ground. We are all losers.
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Has Iraq Turned the Corner?
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I have read several
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pieces on the Iraqi elections and the future prospects for stability. I always take these optimist assessments with a grain of salt because generally the reality on the ground doesn't support the positivity. However, my anti-war bias aside, I can't deny that right now there does appear to be some justification for hope.
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George Will Is Crazy
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The people who oppose drilling in Alaska are using the environment to support their socialist philosophy, so says
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Strange Bedfellows
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Reading the latest
Knight Ridder
piece on the rising Iranian influence in Iraq, we may be witnessing a new shift in focus. This
diary
already outlines the rise of the Iranian backed militias and Iran's infiltration of Iraq's government, but I would like too speculate on what this means for the future.
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Brown People Beware
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Watching the daily carnage in Iraq, it becomes clear that our level of outrage has a correlation to whom the bloodshed is directed. The media is fascinated by numbers, with reports dictated by the scale and ferocity. Reports of American casualties receive far greater weight than do those of ordinary Iraqis, unless an attack is especially violent. The notion of human cost is not uniform and it would appear the administration is now employing tactics to continue the war, without those pesky American deaths to interfere. The death toll may well rise, but it will only be amongst the lowly Iraqis which don't require such considerations.
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Iraqi Elections: Prelude to Withdrawal?
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I just finished reading this
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Democrats Mea Culpas on Iraq: Is it enough?
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A general theme has emerged to justify Democratic support for the Iraq war. No one could argue that vital information was withheld and what was offered was manipulated. However, does the administration's manipulation absolve our representatives or are the recent mea culpas dishonest revisionism? This
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Exporting Iraq
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The
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Dem Bashing
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Last night, this
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Feingold vs Bush
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I watched the President spew his tired rhetoric today in some vein attempt to garner support for "his" war. He attacked Democrats, highlighting their support as collaborators and questioned the patriotism of any naysayers. I would offer Russ Feingold as the perfect counter-point to these hysterical accusations. Actions, not words, with no need to apologize.
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Fox News Supports Global Warming?
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Global warming is irrefutable to anyone with a functioning cranium. The conservative resistence too acceptance of global warming as human caused has been beyond maddening. Well, it looks as though Republican mouthpiece Fox News has actually seen the
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Calling Out Wes Clark
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If you took a poll of Democrats, it would be reasonable to assume that, at this junction, most would be inclined to support a withdrawal of American forces from Iraq. Any hope of a "successful" resolution now seems more wishful thinking than sound logic. With this sentiment in mind, I confess I find it curious that Wesley Clark garners such widespread support and generally gets a free pass for his Iraq position. The Clark approach demonstrates a lack of pragmatism and offers little divergence from the Democratic hawks like Biden and Clinton we so love to vilify.
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