Iranian President Ahmanidijad rode in and out of Baghdad in an armed convoy. No chopper for him. 30,000 Iraqi troops were mobilized for his visit—about the size of New York’s police force.
Below, a snapshot released by the Iranian PR organ. American Iraqi puppet—Malaki’s little more than Baghdad’s mayor and an oil company’s CEO— shakes hands with America’s number one enemy.
Weird, Iran and Iraq’s Green Zone love-in looks more fun than what America’s doing in Iraq:
By Spencer Platt, Sunni artillery cache in Diyala.
Primaries Tomorrow
So, Ohio, VT, Little Rhody, and Texas, meet your next President’s two biggest problems. Nothing costs America more than oil and the war in Iraq. Polls show dead heat in the Democratic primaries tomorrow. America’s attention is focused on Hillary and Obama as dictators from Russia (Putin committed election fraud yesterday and installed Medev-ichka) to Khartoum (Southern Sudan and Drafur), Caracas (moving tanks and troops to Colombian borders), Syria (Lebanon is in deadlock between Syrian and US backed coalitions; US warships arrive off Beirut port) make moves. Israel killed 60 Gazans on Saturday; Secretary of State Rice reaches region on Wednesday. And on and on. Everyone’s making moves on lame duck Bush as the 2008 Democratic election captures Americans’ attention. And after reading all the news and analysis, watching cable all day, it still seems like the race is impossible to predict.
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