Is it even worth the effort ?

Question

Iraq's most influential Shiite politician said Sunday that the U.S had not backed up claims that Iran is fueling violence here, underscoring a wide gap on the issue between Washington and the Shiite-led Baghdad government.

A draft bill to ease curbs on ex-Saddam Hussein loyalists in government services also drew sharp criticism from Shiite lawmakers, opening old wounds at a time when the United States is pressing the Iraqis for compromise for the sake of national unity.

Heres more of what the ingrate had to say, if you care to read it.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071125/ap_on_re_mi_ea/iraq&printer=1;_ylt=AnbOtb.SrTpbyfauO7hTzBAUewgF

Answer 1

The more I view the daily happenings between the factions there, the more I begin to believe they are alot like the palestinians. They say they want peace, but their actions betray them.

Answer 2

I can't assume that anything said by anyone from that part of the world is true, but in general it is pretty safe to assume that just about everything Bush says is a lie.

This is being said by a leader of Bush's puppet government that he set up himself, so I would give him more credibility than Bush. There were already a number of different governments, and any time they did something that Bush didn't like they were replaced with a new government or leader. I expect this man to be removed from the government or killed under orders by Bush.

Answer 3

We must look that Iran has been practicing detonating missiles above their land. Which is i believe practicing for an Electro Magnetic Pulse attack on the U.S. If they can detonate a nuke even hundreds of miles above our country it would wipe out ALL of our electronics fry them for good. No getting back the information. Watch out for Iran they are practicing for something.