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11 Sep 2008 07:49 am
The Emerging Iraq
Reihan admits "victory", whatever that means, is not yet at hand:
Advocates of a continued American presence have much to answer for as well. Why is it that Maliki hasn’t made the necessary concessions? What can the U.S. do to encourage reconciliation that hasn’t been done? Has the economic strategy of the Iraqi government been adequate to the task of rebuilding the country? It was fair and reasonable to neglect these considerations during the struggle to bring Iraq back from the brink. But that neglect has proved very costly indeed.
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Remembering September 11th
Excerpt: On this day the sleeping giant woke and I’m not sure that the nation rose for the better. We have become more nationalistic and conservative, we have lost many rights and the economy is in no better shape. The politics
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