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And my digitally manipulated (it’s all the rage nowadays) take on it, which came out of seeing the photo on Atlas Shrugs:
(Note to those unfamiliar with the Crafty Apologists for Islamic Radicalism scene: the title and the picture feature a pun.)
- Mahdi Army Surrenders - Authorizes Iraqi Government To Disarm Fighters
From the Stratas-Sphere: It seems the Mahdi Army in Sadr City has surrendered - completely: Followers of rebel cleric Muqtada al Sadr agreed late Friday to allow Iraqi security forces to enter all of Baghdad’s Sadr City and to arrest anyone found with...
- Why Would The Iranians Broker A Cease Fire For Iraq Vs Muqtadr?
USA TODAY: BAGHDAD -- Iranian officials helped broker a cease-fire agreement Sunday between Iraq's government and radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, according to Iraqi lawmakers. The deal could help defuse a wave of violence that had threatened...
- It's Gettyburg - Maliki Needs To Crush Utterly The Mahdi Army Now
Now that Al Qaeda in Iraq has been obliterated, it is essential for the growth and security of Iraq, and for it's national identity against Iran, that the Mahdi army be destroyed. War is politics by other means, and the results of the...
- Maliki To Mahdi Army: Disarm Or Face American Onslaught
One of the contingencies involved in the Bush Aministrations decision to commit more troops to Iraq was that Iranian Prime Minister Maliki must lay down the gauntlet on the Mahdi army. I'm not too sure if this is what we were hoping for or not: BAGHDAD...
- So You Think The Increased Usa Presence In Baghdad Is To Decrease Violence? Not According To The Dia
DIA warns of Iran-backed coup in Iraq WASHINGTON — The Bush administration has increased U.S. troop levels in Baghdad to help protect the new government of Prime Minister Nouri Al Maliki. U.S. officials said the addition of at least 12,000 U.S. troops...
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Hearing the Mahdi Bray
“Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki made his first official visit to Iran today and repotedly asked Iran to prevent al Qaeda from slipping across the border to carry out attacks. Iran’s president in turn promised to help Iraq ‘establish security’, whatever that meant.
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“Of course, neither discussed the real problem in Iraq…the Shiite militias armed and backed by Iran like Moqatar al Sadr’s Mahdi Army and the Badr force. They didn’t talk about it for the very reason that these militias are the muscle behind the ruling Shiite parties…like Maliki’s Dawa party.
“Take a second to digest that…the armed forces used by the parties controlling the Iraqi government we are supporting and finacing are proxies of our enemy Iran!” – from Joshuapundit, thanks to Pastorius.
And my digitally manipulated (it’s all the rage nowadays) take on it, which came out of seeing the photo on Atlas Shrugs:
(Note to those unfamiliar with the Crafty Apologists for Islamic Radicalism scene: the title and the picture feature a pun.)
- Mahdi Army Surrenders - Authorizes Iraqi Government To Disarm Fighters
From the Stratas-Sphere: It seems the Mahdi Army in Sadr City has surrendered - completely: Followers of rebel cleric Muqtada al Sadr agreed late Friday to allow Iraqi security forces to enter all of Baghdad’s Sadr City and to arrest anyone found with...
- Why Would The Iranians Broker A Cease Fire For Iraq Vs Muqtadr?
USA TODAY: BAGHDAD -- Iranian officials helped broker a cease-fire agreement Sunday between Iraq's government and radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, according to Iraqi lawmakers. The deal could help defuse a wave of violence that had threatened...
- It's Gettyburg - Maliki Needs To Crush Utterly The Mahdi Army Now
Now that Al Qaeda in Iraq has been obliterated, it is essential for the growth and security of Iraq, and for it's national identity against Iran, that the Mahdi army be destroyed. War is politics by other means, and the results of the...
- Maliki To Mahdi Army: Disarm Or Face American Onslaught
One of the contingencies involved in the Bush Aministrations decision to commit more troops to Iraq was that Iranian Prime Minister Maliki must lay down the gauntlet on the Mahdi army. I'm not too sure if this is what we were hoping for or not: BAGHDAD...
- So You Think The Increased Usa Presence In Baghdad Is To Decrease Violence? Not According To The Dia
DIA warns of Iran-backed coup in Iraq WASHINGTON — The Bush administration has increased U.S. troop levels in Baghdad to help protect the new government of Prime Minister Nouri Al Maliki. U.S. officials said the addition of at least 12,000 U.S. troops...