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FrontPageMag: "The Surrender Lobby's Tet Offensive"

 
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 4:01 pm    Post subject: FrontPageMag: "The Surrender Lobby's Tet Offensive" Reply with quote

An excellent commentary today by FPM's Andrew Walden on the current dissarray and ineffectiveness of the "anti-war" establishment...and their plans for a new "offensive" already evidenced in the emerging "whacko vet" assault.

I won't post it here (save for the introduction) as it is loaded with hyperlinks and FrontPage deserves the hit anyway.

(nice reference to Scott Swett and Denis Keohane's work in this arena as well)

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The Surrender Lobby's Tet Offensive
By Andrew Walden
FrontPageMagazine.com | 1/31/2008

A year ago, Iraq was racked by horrific violence and on the brink of civil war. Now, levels of violence and civilians and military casualties are significantly reduced and hope has been rekindled in many Iraqi communities.

– General David Petraeus, letter to the troops December 28, 2007.

It has been a bad year for al-Qaeda in Iraq, and the Jihadis’ allies in America are feeling their pain.

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