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A new Iraq

Kathy Kinsley greets Iraq a happy birthday; it has been quite a long gestation and the work is far from over but in an excellent stroke of forced-timing against Murqawi and his band of bandits, we handed over sovereignty back to the Iraqis two days before the “deadline.” Well, there you go.

UPDATE: Jeff Quinton aggregates.

UPDATE: Here’s a quick thought for all of us. With Zarqawi and his dogs blasting Iraqis to bits, Allawi and friends can finally ask our Armed Forces who are there to help maintain security to finally, finally swoop down on the enemy in a way the likes of which we were too “sensitive” to do. Besides, such hunting down of elements detrimental to Iraq’s progress is in the interests of Iraq, and will be blessed by a legitimate government, not an occupying force.

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    Iraqi Sovereignty Early
    The Command Post and James Joyner have roundups. Steven Taylor, Dean Esmay and Arguing with Signposts have more. Other blogging: Steven Taylor McQ Spoons Jen Michele Catalano Inoperable Terran Kevin Aylward Just a Girl One Fine Jay Kathy Kinsley…

    Trackback by Backcountry Conservative — Jun 28, 2004 @ 12:03 pm

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    Iraqi Soveriegnty Roundup… Roundup
    Iraq is soveriegn again – with training wheels, but soveriegn nonetheless. Here’s a roundup of other blog roundups on the event: * Sharp as a marble has commentary from an Iraqi:“What happened was great, and the timing was so right”…

    Trackback by marcland — Jun 28, 2004 @ 1:39 pm

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    DAILY 7
    Many thanks to One Fine Jay for helping out The Galvin Opinion. Check out his excellent blog.

    Trackback by The Galvin Opinion — Jun 28, 2004 @ 1:51 pm


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