Voice Of Reason From Iraq
Major K has a great post about how our military is viewed by the different factions in Iraq. He cuts through the MSM/Dems baloney.
posted by Esther @ 9:18 AM
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Friday, December 02, 2005
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5 Comments:
Pretty interesting that they trust us to be fair...but if you look at it logically, it's in both of our interest if we can mediate fairly. Without tribal affiliations and without religious differences (Shi'ite/Sunni), Americans are their best chance to get an impartial hearing.
"Although most Americans considered this an internal Iraqi matter, many Iraqis did not share that opinion. Neither side appeared to trust the other and wanted American involvement to ensure fair treatment. "
I was just about to say what Crusader just said.
It does look though that the US involvement will be longer than expected.
I totally agree with you both. It makes total sense. Unless you lean to the left.
Neither side appeared to trust the other and wanted American involvement to ensure fair treatment.
Well, why not? Our troops don't practice taqiyya.
This seems so dangerous for America.
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