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To: Road Walker who wrote (291263)6/20/2006 8:43:19 PM
From: tejek  Respond to of 1571894
 
It seems that already the next installment of terror and counter-terror is being written, with a few changes in the cast of characters. Maliki wants to establish a momentum about creating the legitimacy of his government. So does Muhajir, except he wants to recapture the momentum that his side lost with the death of Zarqawi. Bush is doing his best to maintain the momentum that his forces gained by killing Zarqawi. It is hard to believe that even in death, Zarqawi maintains such a powerful presence

IMO the above is the truest part of the article.

BTW the original title of the article was: Baghdad's unwelcome vistor:

atimes.com