The Surge: More Facts, Good News and Repercussions.
August 12, 2007
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More bad news for the American political left, many Democrats and good news for our troops. The Surge is having a widespread positive impact on our military and civilian casualties resulting from terrorist bombings and a negative impact on al Qaeda, Sunni Arab terrorists and street gangs.
Sen. Harry Reid (D) and his cohorts must be strategizing at this very minute as to their next series of “talking points” in order to diminish the good news related to the Surge. Perhaps the new front man for the Democrat verbal assault against our troops can be lead by that bastion of moral authority Cong. John “convict the Haditha Marines before reading any reports” Murtha (D).
How appropriate!
James Dunnigan appears to corner the market with knowledge and common sense in The Strategy Page once again with his down to earth style of reporting on the fall-out of the successes of the Surge and the positive resulting repercussions.
The surge has basically been chasing the terrorist and criminal gangs around the suburbs of Baghdad, or even into northern or western Iraq. This has taken its toll. Time spent in flight cannot be spent planting IEDs or killing people. Putting all these guys on the road, also makes them more susceptible to capture. A lot of important terrorists have been captured this way. The chief liaison between al Qaeda headquarters and al Qaeda in Iraq was nabbed, as well as many mid-level terrorist cell leaders.
Please read the rest of Mr. Dunnigan’s article, Not A Good Time To Be Sunni And Arab In Iraq ,HERE.
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