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Rivals Blame al-Maliki for Poor Security Arrangemets
Tuesday, October 27, 2009The death toll of Sunday's twin bombings in Baghdad has risen to 155, and tragically it turns out that two dozen children were among the victims.
I still disagree with those who have been alleging that the bombing puts the upcoming parliamentary election in question, or raises questions about whether the Iraqi troops can keep order. These big bombings have been going on for years, and they went ...
Original article from http://www.juancole.com/2009/10/rivals-blame-al-maliki-for-poor.html
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