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US negotiators in Iraq completed a S.O.F.A. with the Parliament that defines the US role in Iraq.  Currently the Iraqi Police Force controls 11 of 18 provinces with more being handed over next year. 

The MSM will not cover the drop in violence though...

 

http://abcnews.go.com/International/Story?id=6052522&page=1



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well Joe the Plumber was just on CNN saying how his friends come back from iraq and talk about how much thanks they get for being there. so its not like the media avoids all good things said about iraq



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MrBubbles said:
well Joe the Plumber was just on CNN saying how his friends come back from iraq and talk about how much thanks they get for being there. so its not like the media avoids all good things said about iraq

True, though it seems as if they try real hard to avoid it sometimes...most of what you hear about Iraq is the death toll, who died today and about a bomb exploding.  No one wants to mention about how many schools we build, or bridges we repair, or lives we rebuild...

The only place I see good news is occaisionally on documentaries on 20/20 or something similar...there needs to be more good news dammit :D

 



Bubbles -- Media covers stuff only when it gets ratings or is convenient. Joe Wurzenberger was just the main act today.

 

This is a must watch for good news out of Iraq--  http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=6043729



And if that's indeed true, then the ancient Mayans were correct in their prediction that the world will end in 2012.



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UN 2324- What does the Mayan prophecy have anything to do with this?



halogamer1989 said:
UN 2324- What does the Mayan prophecy have anything to do with this?

 

 His expressing his thoughts on the matter in hand. It makes a lot of sense if you get it.




Sephiroth357 said:
halogamer1989 said:
UN 2324- What does the Mayan prophecy have anything to do with this?

 

 His expressing his thoughts on the matter in hand. It makes a lot of sense if you get it.

I know a lot about the Mayan long count/short count and their respective prophecies concerning the 4th age.  It is also Biblical in reference, as well.  Still it may have been a little off topic.

 



halogamer1989 said:
Sephiroth357 said:
halogamer1989 said:
UN 2324- What does the Mayan prophecy have anything to do with this?

 

 His expressing his thoughts on the matter in hand. It makes a lot of sense if you get it.

I know a lot about the Mayan long count/short count and their respective prophecies concerning the 4th age.  It is also Biblical in reference, as well.  Still it may have been a little off topic.

 

It may be off topic, but it fits in very well.

 




And not a day soon enough. If McCain really wanted to cut spending, he would get us out of Iraq. 2 months in Iraq costs more than ALL the pork barrel spending passed in Congress for an entire year.



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