November 27, 2006


We have heard in the past several years of "strategy" for Iraq.

We have heard words like "rethink" and "reassess our options".

But that is all we have heard. Talk.

In Egypt at the Arab League, they talk about keeping Iraq united and preventing its collapse, but they do not say how.

The fat women in the Saudi Monarchy where their robes and frolick through their palisades saying they want Iraq whole and stable.

Iran lets the US know it holds the key to keeping Iraq stable and will do so if eyes are diverted away from its nuclear program.

Syria says it can help. Turkey threatens the Kurds.

Ehud Olmert, the prime financier and benefactor of many of the "iraqi" blogs, says Israel is better off because Iraq was decimated. (does that give you "iraqis" a hint as to why this happened in the first place?)

King Abdullah and Georgie Pordgie discuss Iraq strategy in the WH.

Strategy? There is none.

Withdrawal, no no no, shudder the thought, say the US politicians.

Shudder the thought say the Green Zone Iraqis who are profiting as their country is being raped BY THEM AS WELL.

Shudder the thought say the other Iraqis who have bought into the sectarian game.

Withdraw and Iraq will fall they say.

And I say, has it not fallen? The daily death toll in Iraq has risen from 100 a day to 150 a day. IN BAGHDAD ALONE.

And sorry all you arrogant Baghdadis, but Iraq is not Baghdad alone.

There is only ONE strategy for Iraq. The US presence must withdraw or be made to withdraw.

The resistance must purge Iraq of

1. Badr
2. SCIRI
3. The entire Maliki government
4. Daawa
5. Wahabis (who are entrenched in a war against Al Awda in Anbar)
6. Iranian agents
7. Saudi agents
8. The Peshmerga

Strategy? Secularism is the strategy. Oh, but didn't we have that with Baath? And then they criminalized the Baath Party, purged it, let sectarian conflict rage and now they are talking to the Baathists again?

Interesting.

I was never a Baath member, nor did I ever like the Baath party. It was repugnant.

But beggars can't be choosers.

Long live the Iraqi resistance, the only ones truly with a strategy for a unified Iraq.