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20 June 2005
Downing Street Minutes, Iraq, and troop morale
More AP coverage of the Downing Street Minutes
In one memo, British Foreign Office political director Peter Ricketts openly asks whether the Bush administration had a clear and compelling military reason for war. "U.S. scrambling to establish a link between Iraq and al-Qaida is so far frankly unconvincing," Ricketts says in the memo. "For Iraq, 'regime change' does not stack up. It sounds like a grudge between Bush and Saddam." 82 Iraqi MPs Demand Occupation Pullout. That's 30% of the Interim government (of 275) this list will grow and is made up of Shi'a, Sunni, et al. Not just the Sunni's. Eighty two Iraqi lawmakers from across the political spectrum have pressed for the withdrawal of the US-led occupation troops from their country. Here is a great article into the life of a soldier in Ramadi. Under the glare of a midmorning sun, Staff Sgt. Jody Hayes stands sweating in the hatch of his M-113 armored vehicle, scanning for insurgents. Hayes and his Iowa National Guard crew have been stalled for nearly 30 minutes on a risky, slow-moving mission to clear road bombs, and he's getting nervous. 3:12 PM // Blogroll AE // Email // |
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