To: NickSE who wrote (108061 ) 7/25/2003 8:55:15 PM From: Bilow Respond to Hi Ghostrider; Interesting article. Here are some comments on it:Also in the past 24 hours, Fox News has learned, an Iraqi nuclear researcher turned himself in to the U.S. military in Baghdad. Although it's not yet known just what information, if any, he is supplying, senior defense officials say this, too, is promising news. "The Bush administration and U.S. officials hope more Iraqis will come forward with information ... "But Odierno said attacks on U.S. forces in the area have dropped by half in the past month. Although there are fewer attacks, some have been more sophisticated, including the use of improvised bombs, Odierno said. "do patrol are suffering much heavier casualties than before."They are going after softer targets, because they know they're ineffective against military targets," he said. "We see this as a desperation move." they are desperate? We should be the ones who are worried. This is just more false bravado that is traditionally mouthed by losers in wars.Attacking Iraqis is backfiring and prompting more citizens to offer the Americans helpful information, Odierno said. "
