[elhombrelibre]

Ping.

[elhombrelibre]

Please correct the headline.

[Marine_Uncle]

It continues to be encouraging to hear of very low numbers for US/Coalition/Iraqi military deaths/injuries as well as the plummeting numbers of Iraqi being killed.
We understand the new set of rules of the road that has been established for the most part in Iraq. AQI, and support groups will continue to be hunted down and taken out, due to the increased good HUMIT, and willingness of the Iraqi people to put a final end to this insanity.
The other night I viewed a State Department presentation by a guy that is working in two Baghdad communities, one being Sadr City. And by what he had to say, many of the people in Sadr City are now taking hold of the choice to stop the violence in that part of the city, both against the temporary occupying forces as well as their Sunni neighbors.
All signs continue to show Iraq is truly on the mend, and can turn itself around in a dramatic way for the better for all concerned. Grass roots efforts will continue to put pressures on the provincial and central governments to do the will of the people. In other words, fair play for all, as well as a final routing of existing insurgency forces.

[FARS]

So what’s new? It’s like making a big deal about finding an ant’s nest in your garden. You expect it to be there. Torture chambers are part of the scene, both for now and before 2003.

Which makes it such a farce to make such an issue of the CIA destroying tapes. The CIA leaks so much few other agencies now trust them with information sharing.

A clandestine organization internal activity hits the news????