Iraq Study Group report

Read the whole report here.

RECOMMENDATION 22: The President should state that the United States does not seek permanent military bases in Iraq. If the Iraqi government were to request a temporary base or bases, then the U.S. government could consider that request as it would in the case of any other government.
RECOMMENDATION 35: The United States must make active efforts to engage all parties in Iraq, with the exception of al Qaeda. The United States must find a way to talk to Grand Ayatollah Sistani, Moqtada al-Sadr, and militia and insur-
gent leaders.
RECOMMENDATION 40: The United States should not make an open-ended commitment to keep large numbers of American troops deployed in Iraq.

It’s becoming painfully obvious that what we are currently doing in Iraq is not working, and it’s nice to see that there may be some progress in the future.

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One Response to Iraq Study Group report

  1. Anonymous says:

    i havent read it yet, but it looks like it says everything weve been saying for years

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