Comments on: Let’s Start the Week Off with Death, Destruction and Bad Management http://www.liberadio.com/2007/04/30/death-destruction-and-bad-management-to-start-the-week-off/ with Mary Mancini and Freddie O'Connell Fri, 21 Nov 2008 08:50:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: advil and wellbutrin http://www.liberadio.com/2007/04/30/death-destruction-and-bad-management-to-start-the-week-off/#comment-98101 advil and wellbutrin Thu, 17 Apr 2008 08:27:57 +0000 http://www.liberadio.com/?p=704#comment-98101 Good site. Thank you:-) Good site. Thank you:-)

]]> By: Nashville is Talking » Tenet/Iraq: A Round-Up http://www.liberadio.com/2007/04/30/death-destruction-and-bad-management-to-start-the-week-off/#comment-33913 Nashville is Talking » Tenet/Iraq: A Round-Up Mon, 30 Apr 2007 21:58:58 +0000 http://www.liberadio.com/?p=704#comment-33913 [...] Mary of Liberadio: The President and his people suggest that if he accepts the Democratic plan for holding the Iraqi government accountable we will lose the war. Let’s assume that they’re definition of winning is to have one, unified government in Iraq (although he has never given us a clear definition of what it means to win nor have he ever given us a clear strategy of waging or exiting this war). The Sunnis and the Shias are also fighting to win. But their definition of winning is at cross-purposes to ours. They’re not fighting for unity. Rather, they are fighting for complete control of their government and their country. How will we “win” against that? We win by following the Democratic plan for holding the Iraqi government accountable. And if Malaki and the Iraqi parliament can’t unify his country with a political solution, then we leave. [...] [...] Mary of Liberadio: The President and his people suggest that if he accepts the Democratic plan for holding the Iraqi government accountable we will lose the war. Let’s assume that they’re definition of winning is to have one, unified government in Iraq (although he has never given us a clear definition of what it means to win nor have he ever given us a clear strategy of waging or exiting this war). The Sunnis and the Shias are also fighting to win. But their definition of winning is at cross-purposes to ours. They’re not fighting for unity. Rather, they are fighting for complete control of their government and their country. How will we “win” against that? We win by following the Democratic plan for holding the Iraqi government accountable. And if Malaki and the Iraqi parliament can’t unify his country with a political solution, then we leave. [...]

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