Complete lack of political progress in Iraq

Posted By Uncle Jimbo

The surge has done no good because the Iraqis refuse to make any progress on the political front. Well that's what Harry Reid said in the Senate, so it must be true.

The Iraqi parliament has passed legislation allowing former officials from Saddam Hussein's Baath party to return to public life.

The US had been urging Iraq's Shia-led government to approve the move in a bid to reach out to minority Sunni Arabs.

It will allow thousands of former party members to apply for reinstatement in the civil service and military.

Boy next they are gonna go all crazy and pass an oil law. Hmmm I wonder what that would mean, could it be.........Victory?

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Complete lack of political progress in Iraq

The surge has done no good because the Iraqis refuse to make any progress on the political front. Well that's what Harry Reid said in the Senate, so it must be true.

The Iraqi parliament has passed legislation allowing former officials from Saddam Hussein's Baath party to return to public life.

The US had been urging Iraq's Shia-led government to approve the move in a bid to reach out to minority Sunni Arabs.

It will allow thousands of former party members to apply for reinstatement in the civil service and military.

Boy next they are gonna go all crazy and pass an oil law. Hmmm I wonder what that would mean, could it be.........Victory?

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