Surge Soon Please
Mohammed at Iraq the Model wants a real surge, real soon, to free Baghdad of the “War of Sectarians” that most people want nothing to do with:
Al-Sadriya doesn’t belong to a certain sect; it’s a commercial area where shoppers and shopkeepers are simply Baghdadis but sadly the media is keen on adding sectarian descriptions of the attacked targets in their reports. These descriptions draw the path for blind retaliators who in this case shortly responded by showering what the media calls “predominantly Sunni neighborhoods” with mortars to kill and wound dozens.
I can swear none of the victims in these attacks had any connection to the fighting among the rivals; like Amir Taheri said the other day, this is not a sectarian war but a war of the sectarians; fanatics and extremists start the fight but innocents who never thought of carrying arms to kill people of other faiths are paying the heavier price.
… The security plan isn’t at work yet and Baghdad is receiving heavy blows. This is not unexpected because the enemies recognize what Baghdad means to the outcome of this war. Life and stability in this city will mean defeat for terrorists of all backgrounds and they feel they must fight hard to stop this from happening.
… The streets remain full of all sorts of expected and unexpected violence and I hope the government is serious this time about enforcing the law; appeasement, half solutions and bias would be fatal mistakes that we can’t afford to make.
Topics: Iraq
Posted by Jules Crittenden at 11:52 pm on Sunday, February 4, 2007
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February 5th, 2007 at 2:15 am
Quick Nibbles– 2007.02.05
I’m too tired to do ‘em justice. Just read ‘em. “He Hugged Him and the Explosives Tore Apart Both Bodies” Iraq Derangement Syndrome at the NYTimes New York Times Melts Down Over Miami Surge Soon Please
February 5th, 2007 at 2:17 am
Bill’s Nibbles — 2007.02.05
Some Bill’s Bites posts, some things I excerpted and linked but I’m sending you to the original post. I may rearrange the order of the links within this post as I add new things that I think belong above the
February 5th, 2007 at 10:01 am
[...] Jules Crittenden brought my attention to a post by Iraq The Model: I was with a friend on our way home yesterday when we were shocked by the sound of a powerful explosion. We looked in all directions trying to figure out where it was but there was nothing to indicate where the bomb, or whatever it was, went off. [...]