It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood (click here).
The Iraq government does not want the interference of the USA inside their country. Iraq has failed ot meet ten of the eighteen goals set by Congress. It's time to bring the troops out of Iraq. The killing is continuing against the will of the people of the USA.
Iraq Kurds renounce support of key oil law (click here)
Dispute threatens goal set by U.S.
By Yahya Barzanji
Associated Press
Published July 12, 2007
SULAYMANIYAH, Iraq -- Kurdish leaders spoke out Wednesday against a key oil law, raising further doubts over efforts to pass one of the political benchmarks sought by the U.S. at a time when the Bush administration is trying to fend off critics of its Iraq policy.The oil bill and other benchmarks are aimed at encouraging the Sunni Arab minority to support the government and turn away from the insurgency, easing violence over the long-term. The oil law at the center of debate now is part of a package to regulate the industry and distribute its profits, aiming to address Sunni fears of being squeezed out of the wealth by Iraq's dominant Shiites and the Kurds.
Bush and Cheney stand in defiance of the laws set by Legislation to govern the USA presence in Iraq. Bush has released more funds to a war the USA Legislature has stated the Executive Branch needs to disembark. The Oval Office is in definance of Congress, it's time to impeach. At least one more service man and two more civilians have died today unnecessarily in Iraq. The illegal invasion into Iraq continues to be an illegal war.
Shelling in Green Zone kills 3 (click here)
A U.S. service member is among the dead in Baghdad's fortified region. Iraqi Cabinet pledges aid to a bomb-ravaged town.
By Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Times Staff WriterJuly 11, 2007
BAGHDAD — At least 20 mortar rounds and Katyusha rockets struck the fortified Green Zone on Tuesday afternoon, killing an American service member and two other people in an attack on the heart of U.S. and Iraqi government facilities in the capital.Those killed included an Iraqi and a person whose nationality was unknown, according to a statement released by the U.S. Embassy. About 18 people were injured, including two U.S. military personnel and three American contract employees, the statement said.
MORE THAN EVER:
We don't belong in Iraq.
We never did.
Oppose the draft.
Bring the troops home now.
Impeach Bush and Cheney.
