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Post a Comment*yawn!!
The General is one of the more believeable guys in this whole mess. However, he's a military commander and the CRUX of the matter is >> "How/Can the Iraqi's (Sunnis, Malikis, Sadrs, Kurds...)compromise"?? The General shouldn't be asked to evaluate a political morass!
how could he possibly comment on bush's mess???
good art
ABC's Woodruff to receive Pearl Award 41 minutes ago
LOS ANGELES - Bob Woodruff, the ABC News correspondent nearly killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq, has won the Daniel Pearl Award for Courage and Integrity in Journalism.
"We couldn't find a more deserving recipient of this award than Bob Woodruff," said Chris Woodyard, a USA Today reporter, in a statement Wednesday on behalf of the Los Angeles Press Club.
The General is one of the more believeable guys in this whole mess.
as mccain would say, "sorry to tell you", but betrayus is a bush political hack. or as his immediate boss the admiral said, he is a **kissing***chicken***.
face it, iraq is the biggest foreign policy in american history, all brought to us by a c level student and a bunch of neocon wackos.
i'm glad i'm not part of bush's concentration camp
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