How Come?

[ChumpDumper]

The would give
their front seat in to get us out of there so they could set up
another government with Iran's help.

I find that highly unlikely since Al Qaeda is a sunni group and the Iranian is mostly shiite.

[George Gervin's Afro]

GGA you grasp at straws and make straw men. I have never told
you to shut up, as if it would help, even I did.

AQ is not laughing one bit at us being there in Iraq. The would give
their front seat in to get us out of there so they could set up
another government with Iran's help.

You obviousl can't respond to basic questions. You know what ray? You are a dead ender who will this war no matter what the cost. It's America and you have every right to be dead wrong.. too bad people are dying for your leader's ignorance and stubborness. I will ask you one more time why should we keep giving this administration any leeway when they have been wrong about almost everything? Seems to me if you tally what has been going on the Dems have been more right than you dead enders.

[JoeChalupa]

Bush just doesn't get it.

[Yonivore]

Two separate articles talking about two different kinds of Sunni-Shia cooperation in Iraq.

Fighting to Win

Iraq's Shiites and Sunnis Come Together For Hajj

That's just the first two I came across. I've been reading of Sunni-Shi'ite cooperation ever since the invasion. To automatically throw out a proposition because you believe there is no way Sunnis and Shias can come together on an issue, is idiotic.

They've often come together to fight a common foe.

Fortunately, cooperation between the two against al Qaeda in Iraq is starting to take precedence over cooperation between the two against coalition forces in Iraq.

[Nbadan]

Fortunately, cooperation between the two against al Qaeda in Iraq is starting to take precedence over cooperation between the two against coalition forces in Iraq.

[Nbadan]

Looks like some CNN 'experts' are siding with Ray and YOni...

Pulling U.S. forces from Iraq could trigger catastrophe, CNN analysts and other observers warn, affecting not just Iraq but its neighbors in the Middle East, with far-reaching global implications.


Sectarian violence could erupt on a scale never seen before in Iraq if coalition troops leave before Iraq's security forces are ready. Supporters of al Qaeda could develop an international hub of terror from which to threaten the West. And the likely civil war could draw countries like Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Iran into a broader conflict.

President Bush vetoed a war spending bill Tuesday precisely because the Democrat-led Congress required the first U.S. combat troops to be withdrawn by October 1 with a goal of a complete pullout six months later.

Bush said such a deadline would be irresponsible and both sides are now working on new proposals -- which may have no pullout dates.

Linky

Exactly how many troops did these 'neighboring countries' supply to the coalition of the tricked again?

Let's examine our cluster- choices here:

Stay - civil war, regional power struggles, death of innocent life, lose of more of my future retirement money in Iraq.

Go - civil war, regional power struggles,, death of innocent life, don't lose any more of my retirement money in Iraq.

What was the choice again?