http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/iraq/2007-03-03-cabinet-shakeup_N.htm?csp=34

This week begins a new month, the month of March, and you know
what that means? It means that Rev. Bush is "reorganizing" the
Iraqi government and the Iraqi people will have NO voice in how
this new structure will be.

This is *exactly* the way Saddam ran Iraq.

He will "streamline" the government by reducing the number of
cabinet posts and charge the fired ministers with a variety of
crimes which aren't really codified in law.

In this new streamlined government, ALL of the ministers
representing the residents of Sadr city will lose their supposed
democratic representatives and they will NOT be replaced.

The US has been pressuring Maliki to end democratic
representation of those citizens and, after resisting for as
long as he could, he is finally knuckling under now that an
additional 21,000 US soldiers will be stationed in Baghdad.

Bush praised this change as proof that Iraq is a free and
sovereign nation.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/02/22/60minutes/main2505412.shtml

These uniformed terrorists went to Iraq to kill Muslims... but
now they feel cheated because it's they, not the Muslims, who
are considered to be the "bad guys".

They had fantasies of great battles, where brilliant strategies
would result in decisive wins. Then they would come home as
heroes and get all kinds of free stuff. But that hasn't panned out.

Instead, when they get home, they find that noone loves them
anymore... if anyone ever did.

There is one touching story in the article, in which a soldier
whines about how his terror cell was wiped out while on a
mission to deliver soccer balls and school supplies.

Yeah, right. In truth, that's just a cover story. Our soldiers
are not there to deliver toys and crayons. They're there to
kill Muslims for money.

It is true that when they were sent out, they were told that
their mission was to deliver the toys - but in fact, they were
just setup to be killed.