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Justin Raimondo The administration, having abandoned the "moderate" secular Sunnis, represented by Iyad Allawi (remember him?), is now taking up the Shi'ite cause with a vengeance. This new turn is carefully clothed in the white raiment of non-sectarianism, but if I were a Sunni living in Iraq – and particularly in Baghdad – I would run for the exits while there's still time. As Bush puts it: "Only the Iraqis can end the sectarian violence and secure their people. And their government has put forward an aggressive plan to do it. Our past efforts to secure Baghdad failed for two principal reasons: There were not enough Iraqi and American troops to secure neighborhoods that had been cleared of terrorists and insurgents, and there were too many restrictions on the troops we did have." After all, why shouldn't we go storming into private homes, shoot first, and ask questions later, just like we did in Haditha? All those bothersome restrictions – e.g. moralit...

"A US soldier has been sentenced to 18 years in jail for murdering three blindfolded Iraqi detainees during a raid near Tikrit last year. William Hunsaker, 24, was handed a dishonourable discharge from the military after pleading guilty to murder and attempted murder." he will probbly pardoned and let out of jail in couple of years while being treated like a hero by prison guards and politicians for killing those Airabs (Arabs). That is American justice.

reuters reported the deaths of 70 somali people who get caught in a war against Islam and Muslims. "The British-based aid agency Oxfam said on Friday air raids to pursue the Islamists as they fled south in recent days had mistakenly targeted nomadic herdsmen, killing 70 of them."