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"We are talking about cease-fires, and maybe signing some things that say they won't conduct operations against the government of Iraq or against coalition forces," Odierno said from Camp Victory in Baghdad. "We believe a large majority of groups within Iraq are reconcilable and are now interested in engaging with us. But more importantly, they want to engage and become a part of the government of Iraq."
2007-06-01
06:51:32
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No Steve C I see it as the Jihadists are weak, and wanting a cease fire. They would only come forward and ask this if they knew we they cannot defeat us. Is that not how you see it through your rose colored glasses? I see it as democracy prevailing, and the enemy losing, but I'm sure you can spin it into making America look bad.
2007-06-01
07:02:46 ·
update #1
JJ come back to reality...50yrs. Lay off the kool-aid.
2007-06-01
07:04:59 ·
update #2
right here
"We believe a large majority of groups within Iraq are reconcilable and are now interested in engaging with us. But more importantly, they want to engage and become a part of the government of Iraq."
the part that says "They want to engage"
2007-06-01
08:32:53 ·
update #3