No one is entirely sure where al-Zawra -- the hardline Sunni/insurgent-supporting/anti-Shiite television network started by a corrupt Sunni ex-parliamentarian -- broadcasts from, but according to the New York Times, "Kurdish officials denied reports that the station was operating out of a Christian neighborhood in Erbil." I love that neighborhood; it's probably the funnest place in quasi-Iraq and hence Iraq. At the Happy Times pizzaria (don't order the pizza) you can watch 50 Cent and Daddy Yankee videos on a 70-inch projection screen, and the proprietors look the other way when you pour your liquor into their glasses. Nearby is the USAID compound, and the Kurdistan Development Corporation offices -- run by an American-gone-native named Doug Layton -- and, perhaps, the HQ of a station that describes its mission as "represent(ing) all factions of resistance against the Iranian and American occupation."