Total Withdrawal Of All Foreign Troops Is The Only Hope For Iraq Currently:
Total Withdrawal Of All Foreign Troops Is The Only Hope For Iraq Currently:
Democrats Position On The War In Iraq:
* We do not support a Troop Surge:
* Start the phased withdrawal process in six months time: (Sen. Barak Obama's legislative proposal):
* Start a countdown to withdrawal, if the Maliki government is unable to bring or maintain peace in 2007:
* We will not provide more funding for any escalation, in excess of the already identified and Deployed Troop Levels, Munitions, Administration, Contracted companies/combat/security agreements, and Green Zone Financial maintenance:
Republicans position:
* They by and large, do not support any troops surge, but feel that funding for the current troops strength must be guaranteed:
* They would also like the White House to work with the Congress in a bipartisan-partisan process in all discussions pertaining to the progress, plans, or troop deployments and withdrawal concerns.
* Sen. John MacCain is the only republican who supports the president's troop surge in it's entirety.
Conclusion:
This war in Iraq has been consumed by internal civil strife between Iraqi & Iraqi political factions who feel disenfranchised by the ruling majority Shia government in parliament. The Sunni and Shia Moslem factions are killing each other en-masse, with no end in sight. Fueled by other factions such as Al Qaeda, Arab Sunni Moslems from outside Iraq, Iranian secret service elements that provide funding, training, and other aid to the Shia majority.
Then the Kurds too have their hidden agenda, which is being stifled by this ongoing Civil War, that may hamper any hope for a FREE and independent Kurd federation in the Sovereign State Of Iraq.
Putting more military personnel on the ground from the USA or her partners, including The Iraq National Army (still inadequately trained and committed to the cause), and maintaining the security of villages, or cities cleared of insurgent fighting, and \massacres, and keeping those cities and villages free of them or peaceful, is a daunting task, even almost impossible to do in the long term.
The Iraqi government have no political control over what many government officials do privately or secretly in the furtherance of this conflict between the Shia and Sunni factions. The Iraqi security, the government, and the Army are all infiltrated by elements that want to keep the divisions between these two principal factions alive, in order to get the much long awaited revenge they had hoped for.
The USA White House Administration and military, has un-realistic views of how this internal conflict will eventually play out. However, removing all foreign military involvement, my begin the process of internal re-conciliation. If not for peace, for the prevention of another Taliban style government of ever being allowed to overrun their country like it did in Afghanistan, or take control of their much desired freedom and national justice under the law.
Derryck S. Griffith
Educator-Advocate & Blogger. .
Democrats Position On The War In Iraq:
* We do not support a Troop Surge:
* Start the phased withdrawal process in six months time: (Sen. Barak Obama's legislative proposal):
* Start a countdown to withdrawal, if the Maliki government is unable to bring or maintain peace in 2007:
* We will not provide more funding for any escalation, in excess of the already identified and Deployed Troop Levels, Munitions, Administration, Contracted companies/combat/security agreements, and Green Zone Financial maintenance:
Republicans position:
* They by and large, do not support any troops surge, but feel that funding for the current troops strength must be guaranteed:
* They would also like the White House to work with the Congress in a bipartisan-partisan process in all discussions pertaining to the progress, plans, or troop deployments and withdrawal concerns.
* Sen. John MacCain is the only republican who supports the president's troop surge in it's entirety.
Conclusion:
This war in Iraq has been consumed by internal civil strife between Iraqi & Iraqi political factions who feel disenfranchised by the ruling majority Shia government in parliament. The Sunni and Shia Moslem factions are killing each other en-masse, with no end in sight. Fueled by other factions such as Al Qaeda, Arab Sunni Moslems from outside Iraq, Iranian secret service elements that provide funding, training, and other aid to the Shia majority.
Then the Kurds too have their hidden agenda, which is being stifled by this ongoing Civil War, that may hamper any hope for a FREE and independent Kurd federation in the Sovereign State Of Iraq.
Putting more military personnel on the ground from the USA or her partners, including The Iraq National Army (still inadequately trained and committed to the cause), and maintaining the security of villages, or cities cleared of insurgent fighting, and \massacres, and keeping those cities and villages free of them or peaceful, is a daunting task, even almost impossible to do in the long term.
The Iraqi government have no political control over what many government officials do privately or secretly in the furtherance of this conflict between the Shia and Sunni factions. The Iraqi security, the government, and the Army are all infiltrated by elements that want to keep the divisions between these two principal factions alive, in order to get the much long awaited revenge they had hoped for.
The USA White House Administration and military, has un-realistic views of how this internal conflict will eventually play out. However, removing all foreign military involvement, my begin the process of internal re-conciliation. If not for peace, for the prevention of another Taliban style government of ever being allowed to overrun their country like it did in Afghanistan, or take control of their much desired freedom and national justice under the law.
Derryck S. Griffith
Educator-Advocate & Blogger. .
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