Cheyney/Bush are their previous devious plan to go into Iraq obviousy at any cost coming home to roost, and creating an even more viral atmosphere in potential addressing of Syrian issues?
BAGHDAD — A recent tide of sectarian tensions that erupted into the worst violence seen in Iraq in five years is testing the government of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, whose ability to contain the crisis could hinge on a conflict raging beyond his control in Syria.The prospect of a regional power shift driven by the bloody civil war next door, where a mostly Sunni rebel movement is struggling to topple the Shiite-dominated regime, has emboldened Iraq’s Sunni minority to challenge its own Shiite government and amplified fears within Maliki’s administration that Iraq may soon be swept up in a spillover war.
then where to we go we still have boots on the ground there, Israel is flexing our muscles calls for us to engage Syria, was this another example of right wing ants in their pants jumping witout looking or researching it's like war good, research bad.
Meanwhile, Iraq’s embittered Sunnis say the successes of the Syrian rebels have given them the confidence to challenge what they call worsening government discrimination and abuse against the minority that once ruled this country under Saddam Hussein.Iraq’s Sunnis have been staging a growing wave of anti-
government demonstrations in Sunni-majority provinces across the country for five months, raising tensions that some say could reignite the civil war that peaked in 2006. The combustible situation, underpinned by what critics call mistakes of the decade-long U.S. occupation that enshrined sectarianism, has been aggravated by Maliki’s increasingly authoritarian policies, analysts say.
those who would like to blame Pres. for the present catastrophic results of Cheyney/Bush war don't even go there.
