Wednesday, February 14, 2007
The many Moqtada al-Sadrs
According to the New York Times -- at least as it is published in the imagination of Mark Steyn -- we can consider the waxing and waning of Moqtada al-Sadr's fortunes from many difference perspectives:
The Times gets it:Sadr running around Baghdad: Iraq in bloody sectarian civil war.
Sadr fled to Tehran: Dangerous power vacuum in Iraq.
Sadr lying in a big hole in the ground underneath US ordnance dropped from a great height: Beloved martyr whose death will be a recruiting tool across the Muslim world.
Sadr polling a strong third among GOP primary voters in New Hampshire: He’s a popular centristinsurgent who represents many moderate Republicans’ wish to move beyond the partisan bitterness of the Bush years.
Sadr discovered to be the cause of climate change: Rumsfeld sold him a second-hand Cadillac Escalade in the Eighties.
3 Comments:
By Tiger, at Thu Feb 15, 05:37:00 AM:
Mark Steyn is hilarious!
... unlike the New York Times!
Why not ask the Iranians?
Oh, by the way Ahnadnutjobraghead Suck on that you Genocidal madman
By Georg Felis, at Thu Feb 15, 05:28:00 PM:
Ouch! Hey Anonymous, warn us before linking to a 68 page pdf, wouldja?