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15 Aug 2007 04:14 pm
Growing Nationalism In Iraq?
A University of Michigan study seems to fly in the face of much evidence and reporting from Iraq in the past four years. I don't know what to make of it, but here it is. Iraqpundit wants to know why this isn't a bigger story. Maybe because it seems like such an outlier? Tom Bowler has more.
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Iraqi Nationalism on theRise
Excerpt: A bit of good news from Iraq, courtesy of Andrew Sullivan: apparently, Iraqi nationalism is on the rise, with a 26% increase since April 2006 in the number of those who say that they are Iraqis above all else. The number of all Iraqis polled now stands...
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