Iraqi police: Bomber kills US-allied Sunni leader
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The media circus around the Iraq fiasco get's more amusing each time the media and the US occupiers of Iraq get pickled by their own press releases.
One miniute it's "insurgents". Then it's the ubiquitous "al-Qaida in Iraq" (although we won't mention the US effectively put 'em there). Then it's Mookie. Then it's Iran.
Let's face the old hated here, and accept that they don't know who is pulling off the bombings half of the time. Fundie vs. Fundie in the old middle ages ritual will continue in the region until well past the time I'm old and grey. The struggle for Iraq is far from over.
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