We awake this morning with the news that a series of coordinated attacks have been executed in Baghdad, including three car bombs that targeted government sites. At least 112 people have been killed, with 197 wounded and I would expect the death toll to rise even higher. These attacks show the ability of the...
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A lot of people, myself included have questioned George W. Bush about the war in Iraq. I have always liked the man, but that didn’t keep me from questioning the validity of sending our troops into the country and removing Saddam Hussein from power. Not that I was a great fan of Hussein, but...
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For weeks and months in advance of the formal handover of security control of Iraqi cities on June 30, 2009, we were warned that the security gains made over the past year or so were still very fragile. Top U.S. commanders on the ground in Iraq continually played down the event and said it...
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I suppose the citizens of Iraq may have thought this day would never come, the day they get to cast their votes in what proposes to be a free and fair election. It’s been six long and dangerous years for the Iraqi citizen, since the United States military invaded their country and took down...
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