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Something must break now everything that keeps us together is falling part They sang protest songs to try to stop the soldier... ooh baby it's a wild world I'm not here, this isn't happening Now it's raining hard as ever i spent the rent dipset! We don't incredible-hulk no more, we don't do none... every bent knee too shall break Saturday, January 12, 2008
Instead of moving that, nope, you need to re-up:
Awesome new co-worker Colin Soloway and I were talking about this at the office yesterday. This Baghdad neighborhood that the U.S. has been bombing? That's Arab Jabour, a place cited by General Petraeus and the White House as a surge success story. Luckily, Jamie Gumbrecht and Nancy Youssef of McClatchy are on top of it:
The targets were near the town of Arab Jabour, a Sunni Muslim-dominated district on Baghdad's outskirts that American officials recently held up as a security success and an example of how local Sunni tribesmen known as "concerned local citizens" had turned against al Qaida in Iraq. Forty thousand pounds of bombs. It's counterinsurgency-rific! And goddamn it, why can't Gumbrecht and Youssef acknowledge that the surge succeeded????// --Spencer Ackerman
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