insurgents

According to this, the insurgency is now self sustaining. http://www.theage.com.au/news/world/insurgents-resurgent/2006/02/13/1139679533312.html One sniper, for example, can tie down 150 troops backed by air support for a day, and then escape on a bicycle.

In all of the JREF caterwauling about the mid-east, the USA, Islam, terrorists, Iraq and so on I have been struck by a singular lack of constructive advice. It seems that discussions revolve around justification for various US/Brit efforts domestically and internationally on one hand and...

Wash Times has a blurb (bottom of page) describing some mystery weapons turning up in insurgent's hands. How difficult would it be to procure such weapons? Aside from just strealing them outright?

It seems that since Saddam was captured, I have heard on every newscast how this does not mean that the violence will not stop. Now, I realize this started with Bush himself who was the first to say so. Of course, he was basically trying to cover his own political derriere from getting burned by...

The Bush administration is finally making some important progress in putting down the insurgency in Iraq: 1. US forces are talking tough. That should really deter these jackals. For example, one commander, Maj. Gen. Ray Odierno, said yesterday: "The perception out there right now is that we...