Friday, June 08, 2007
Insurgents turning against al Qaeda
Although only a small victory, this represents a major accomplishment. This is exactly the original goal of special forces missions in the US in the early days of Korean and Vietnam wars, they would go from town to town winning over the residents to turn against the enemy one village at a time. I believe this type of on the ground activity is essential to short- and mid-term turnaround in Iraq.
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1 comments:
My enemy's enemy is not necessarily my friend. Arming these insurgents that until recently focused on killing U.S. troops doesn't give me a feeling of victory. Didn't arming our enemy's enemys get us in to some of this trouble in the Middle East in the first place?