Arthur Chrenkoff has posted Good news from Iraq, part 11.
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While the voice of dissent on whether Iraq should hold elections on time gained a powerful supporter in Ali al-Sistani, many Iraqis want no part of postponement.
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Do you get the feeling that something funny is going on? “Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain….the…Great…er…Oz has spoken.”
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Hugh Hewitt has a thought provoking piece from a Marine stationed in Baghdad. From where he’s sitting, the picture painted by the media just doesn’t ring true.
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“For an eyewitness account of one of the outrageous incidents in Iraq, have a look at the Guardian,” writes IraqiPundit.
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Busy, busy, busy, but there’s not a lot going on right now.
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Sean Hackbarth calls it “the biggest intelligence failure in U.S. history.” I’d like to add that many more people were fooled; there was generally agreement that something unwholesome was afoot with regard to Iraqi weapons programs. There has been speculation that it was the French who planted the information that led to this conclusion; I don’t quite believe this, but it’s plausible. However, that’s neither here nor there.
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“Most people supporting the [Iraqi] resistance think that if Kerry wins he will pull the troops out of Iraq,” Ali writes, “or that?s what they wish. They know that the decisive factor in this is the American?s casualty, and that shifts their priorities now.”
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Arthur Chrenkoff’s “Good News from Iraq” series sees its tenth installment.
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Tareek al-Shaab reports on the security situation in Iraq.
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