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To: Brumar89 who wrote (363827)	12/21/2007 12:25:16 AM
From: tejek	Read Replies (3) of 1574187

Your info is outdated. Violence is down across the country. This excerpt from an article written seven hours ago......it would appear its you with the outdated info: "And Diyala province — where the grisly discovery was made — remains one of the most volatile regions as U.S. and Iraqi forces struggle to match the clear advances against extremists made in Baghdad and the western desert of Anbar. The province is mixed between Sunnis and Shiites — often called a "little Iraq" and a remnant of Iraq before sectarian bloodletting partitioned many parts of the country along religious lines. Diyala's capital, Baqouba, also is the self-proclaimed seat of the insurgents' caliphate. "I think that is why al-Qaida wants that province so very much, because it is 'a little Iraq,'" Hertling said. "It gives them access to Baghdad and it also ... is considered their caliphate capital." ap.google.com Reports that Turkey would launch a major invasion of Kurdish Iraq haven't happened. Turkey and Kurdistani Iraq are big trading partners. Turkey does big business there. They may be trading partners but Turkey doesn't like Kurdish rebels: Turkish troops enter northern Iraq in pursuit of Kurdish rebels theglobeandmail.com Turk Attack riles US, Iraq Strike on Kurdish rebels was kept quiet WASHINGTON -- U.S. officials complained yesterday that U.S. military commanders in Iraq did not know Turkey was sending warplanes to bomb Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq on Sunday until the planes had already crossed the border. read more......... edmontonsun.com

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