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"Get it right this time, bozos!"

That's what I wish the House said when they voted to reconvene the Baker-Hamilton Iraq Study Group.

I'm not a fan. Mad blog rabbling about ISG 1.0 here, here, and here.

Meanwhile, in the real world, a massive Al Qaeda contingent has been bottled up in Baqouba like a mobster with his head in a vice, and Petraeus is Joe Pesci turning the wheel. The hard, deadly house-to-house work of these Marines will accomplish more to pacify Iraq than all of official Washington's measured dithering and tete-a-tetes with the Mullahs of Iran.

Rusty has a great collection of Liveleak vids from Baqouba, and Michael Yon is actually there. (CBS has a producer embedded as well, and the NYT's Michael Gordon is in with the troops on the ground. I believe in trying to give the MSM credit where it is due, and I admire the risks these journalists are taking.)

P.S. One of my regular readers will be interested to see, according to Yon's account, the MLRS being employed in this urban battle.

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Posted by SeeDubya on June 21, 2007 10:15 PM
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The Iraq Study Groups recommendation for using diplomacy with Iran and Syria seems at best futile and at worst enabling to their arms buildup. I just wish the Iraq Study Group would share with us their reasons for believing that the Iranians and Syrians are likely to negotiate in good faith, particularly after the EU’s very unsatisfying round of nuclear enrichment talks.

EU talks with Iran on its nuclear program broke off in failure on Monday, diplomats said, and the U.N. atomic watchdog said Tehran’s behavior posed a serious concern it might gain the ability to build atom bombs.

That happened only a week and a half ago. Apparently the House wasn’t paying any attention. And it should have made the ISG feel very foolish, but for some reason they seem to feel vindicated.

Great. Let’s take advice on how to win a war from a bunch of folks who don’t include a single military officer…

But Sandra Day O’Connor knows more about counter-insurgency than General Officers do, right?

Posted by Dave on June 24, 2007 8:17 AM
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