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In Elan Journo’s article, “What Bush Did Wrong in Iraq,” he addresses a common misconception that being tough failed. This is now the rallying cry of the left-leaning MSM. Is this true? Journo says:
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The Missing Option
In Elan Journo’s article, “What Bush Did Wrong in Iraq,” he addresses a common misconception that being tough failed. This is now the rallying cry of the left-leaning MSM. Is this true? Journo says:
The Iraq Study Group has issued many specific recommendations, but the options boil down to a maddeningly limited range: pull out or send more troops to do democracy-building and, either way, "engage" the hostile regimes in Iran and Syria. Missing from the list is the one option our self-defense demands: a war to defeat the enemy. If you think we've already tried this option and failed, think again. Washington's campaign in Iraq looks nothing like the war necessary for our self-defense.
What does such a war look like?
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In an article in FrontPage Magazine, the author, Steve Schippert, writes: What is certain is that the US must, either directly or through current or new allies, engage the al-Qaeda enemy inside Pakistan. We are much more effective and secure as a nation...
- Us Naval Buildup In The Persian Gulf
From Joshua Pundit: ... the USS John C. Stennis strike group will join the USS Dwight Eisenhower aircraft carrier group and USS Boxer strike force and move into the Persian Gulf as a deterent and counterweight to Iran and Syria. This is the second...
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Where's the voting booth? Giuliani Calls Idea of Quitting Iraq ‘Terrible Mistake' WASHINGTON — Mayor Giuliani resigned from the Iraq Study Group when it became clear that signing the group's report would politicize its findings and conflict...
- The Unavoidable War
Pipes nails it: “My view is that the Israelis had it right before 1993 in their aspiration for victory. Wars end with one side winning and one side losing. If you don't win, you lose.” He expands his thoughts here. See also, Ed Koch, via Grant’s...
- The Problem In Iraq
This New Republic writer has discovered what has gone wrong in Iraq. It's not a failed battle plan, it's not too few troops, it's not "going it alone," it's not that "Bush lied" ... it's Iraqis. Or more exactly, it's their culture!...