Behind the Carnage in Baghdad

Washington Post, Mr. Ignatius' article points to the more likely source for the resent bombings in Iraq, namely Iran, and not Al-Quida as we are told in the TV-cable-news. If Malaki is re-elected, would he be an Iraqi leader the world can trust? by David Ignatius | Aug. 24, 2009 (News Analysis)

Without the U.S. as a backstop, the country is vulnerable to pressure from Iran. Full Story »

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Posted by: Posted by Elsbet Roed Brosky - Aug 25, 2009 - 8:49 AM PDT
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 by Elsbet Roed Brosky - Aug. 25, 2009

Well, i wrote some comment to this article yesterday, but according to other news, which says that Al-Qiuda has taken the responsebility for the ... More »

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