Michael Totten has begun a four part series on the future of Iraq and he lets us know the good news and the bad news. This is a must read piece of you’re following what’s going on in Iraq.
During my last trip to Baghdad I tried to figure out if the worst in Iraq is over or if the dramatic reduction in violence is just a long lull. Half the Iraqis and half the Americans I spoke to were optimistic. The other half think Iraq is probably doomed. I have no idea who’s right, and neither does anyone else. This is the first in a four-part series where I’ll present both cases and let you decide what to think for yourself. We’ll start with the good news.
Related posts:
- Average Iraqi has realized that al Qaeda is the enemy of Iraq, not the “occupying” US Military
- Interesting View point on Iraq
- Iraq: Maliki fails to thank or even recognize US military involvement in Iraq
- Deal would have U.S. troops out of Iraq by 2012
- Iraqi Foreign Minister: Iraq, U.S. ‘on the Brink’ of Security Deal
- Iraq set to execute gays en masse
- US troops extinguish No. 2 leader of Al-Qaeda in Iraq
- Albright: Through Iraq War, U.S. Lost Moral Authority
- Anbar Awakens: Hell is over
- Dick Cheney: America in Iraq to win
