Iraq Reviews > Op-Ed Contributor: Enemy of Our Enemy

http://baxpress.blogspot.com [A Democrat on the Redneck Riviera] The goals and worldviews of Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda were diametrically opposed, and no number of sketchy intelligence documents is going to bring them closer.

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http://dialogic.blogspot.com [Dialogic] Raymond Federman: On Understanding the Stories... : Thivai is a dialogic provocateur searching for viable alternative/oppositional cultures. I’m extremely interested in hearing about new projects online, anything from small/independent presses, innovative educational ventures, to art projects and music labels, to neighborhood stories and subcultures.

http://dneiwert.blogspot.com [Dneiwert.blogspot.com] Orcinus: The US's biggest failure has not been on the battlefield -- where we are relentlessly reducing our enemies -- but in waging media war against the Islamists and their fellow travelers on the Left, and in rallying the American people, who are confused, and perhaps angered, that once again we are being called upon to save the world.

http://www.thenation.com [Thenation.com] The Notion: Operation Swarmer "was designed to show off the new Iraqi Army--although there was no enemy for them to fight." There were as many troops, fifteen hundred, .

http://www.huffingtonpost.com [Huffingtonpost.com] The Blog | Joseph Nye: The Military and Soft Power | The ...: At the same time that the State Department was training Iraqi journalists on the importance of honesty and objectivity in a free press, the Pentagon was undercutting that larger American message. In war, psychological operations are part of the tactics of battle, but the military should define them very narrowly when it comes to winning the peace.

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