Iraq Demands Pullout Timetable
 

Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said on Monday he is negotiating a deal with Washington that will for the first time set a timetable for a withdrawal of foreign forces as part of a framework for a US troop presence into next year.



http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080707...Q7pR3oW8QUewgF



So much for McCain and his 100 years!!

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Good for them, and welcome back, see my thread about you being MIA.

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Yah. I caught it. I needed to take a break for a few days. I was starting to lose my temper. LOL!

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That was just the start? Good thing I live all the way down in Houston....
























j/k good to have you back bro. :friend

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Well, let's just say I was on the road to Damascus, papers in hand, when the Lord stopped me and said it was time to take a break! :D

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Well then you can just call me Ananias...... I'll get you straight :snapout:snapout:snapout:snapout:snapout:snapout

:friend

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Baptize me, Brother! Take me to the water!! Take me to the water!! Take me to the water! I need to get baptized! :D

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Why not follow the older form and self-immerse?
Note Acts 22:16 from the CJB (Complete Jewish Bible):
"So now, what are you waiting for? Get up, immerse yourself and have your sins washed away as you call on his name."

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Their PM has to give the appearance that he is strong, but it won't be too long before he will be assassinated. The sooner we leave, the quicker his demise.

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It's a good thing that we are going to be pulling out, since according to the GAO, we lack a post surge plan for Iraq.

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) issued their report on Iraq today:

The administration lacks an updated and comprehensive Iraq strategy to move beyond the "surge" of combat troops President Bush launched in January 2007 as an 18-month effort to curtail violence and build Iraqi democracy, government investigators said yesterday.

While agreeing with the administration that violence has decreased sharply, a report released yesterday by the Government Accountability Office concluded that many other goals Bush outlined a year and a half ago in the "New Way Forward" strategy remain unmet.