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To: manalagi who wrote (90039)	11/27/2006 9:30:57 PM
From: Ron	Respond to of 361689

Actually I think Rove has much bigger fires to put out. This is the kind of day that probably gives him prostate problems :) --- WASHINGTON, Nov 27 (Reuters) - NBC News on Monday branded the Iraq conflict a civil war -- a decision that put it at odds with the White House and that analysts said would increase public disillusionment with the U.S. troop presence there. McClatchy Newspapers Washington Bureau: US Can Do Little to Stop Civil War in Iraq WASHINGTON - This is supposed to be a pivotal week for the U.S. venture in Iraq: President Bush is to meet Thursday in Jordan with Iraq's prime minister, and the blue-ribbon Iraq Study Group has begun debating its final recommendations to the White House. But does any of it matter? Not really, according to a growing number of Middle East analysts, who say that Iraq's cascading civil war has spun out of Washington's control. realcities.com today.reuters.com Oh horrors... those darn news organizations.. all of a sudden they're calling a civil war...... A CIVIL WAR! Mission Accomplished Indeed....