Zilmer: U.S. 'stifling' Iraq insurgency
WASHINGTON - A senior American commander in Iraq said Tuesday that U.S.-led military operations are "stifling" the insurgency in western Anbar province but are not strong enough to defeat it.
Marine Maj. Gen. Richard C. Zilmer told reporters in a telephone interview from his headquarters in Fallujah that he has enough U.S. troops — about 30,000 — to accomplish what he called his main mission: training Iraqi security forces.
....so the mission has changed from finding weapons of mass destruction to finding weapons of mass destruction related programs to finding Saddam Hussein to finding Zarqawi to bringing democracy and freedom to stopping the civil war to training the Iraqi forces??? lol
When will the US govt. learn that its policy of intervention is spreading more hate than 'freedom' and 'democracy'?
Hey guys, one more 'last throes' and 'mission acomplished statement! lol?
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