"Impasse in Iraq threatens election" by New York Times | November 6, 2009
BAGHDAD - Iraq’s Parliament failed again yesterday to approve a law to regulate a national election in January, deepening doubts about whether the nation can hold the vote on schedule.
US military officials have said a postponement of the country’s Jan. 16 parliamentary election could delay the withdrawal of US troops out of fear for Iraq’s political stability....
The stalemate continued to be caused by one of the most thorny of Iraq’s problems: the divided city of Kirkuk in the north. Kurds, Arabs, and Turkmens are all seeking control of the surrounding province, which sits atop billions of barrels of oil....
Why we are there, America.
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Thanks, Pete!
For a country in crisis with a recent surge in violence in daily attacks, the MSM has been lacking in coverage, huh?
Nothing like HIDING CURRENT WARS while STARTING MORE, 'eh, MSM?!!!