Anonymous@208121 ... nice propaganda you have spread there.

Insurgent is the wrong term to call members of the Sunni and Shia militia groups in Iraq. By definition insurgents revolt against an established government like the colonists did against King George. However, Sunni and Shia militia groups are not revolting against any government. They are in a war against an opposing tribe outside of any governmental structure.

You show the typical american naivete of not knowing the players in the current Iraq civil war. The Sunni and Shia militia groups have been fighting for decades in Iraq. Many of the atrocities wrongly attributed to Saddam Hussein were really just sectarian violence carried out by these militia groups.

I love your lame ass try to explain the militia group psychology. That was pure crap. The sectarian (tribal) war has been going on for centuries and predated Iraq.

Forcing a group that lives with a antiquated way of life to automatically jump to the 21rst century at the butt of a gun was the dumbest move ever. Patience was needed.

In a country that preaches toleration of religious views, many americans seem completely intolerant when it comes to others views. Hypocrites. These people have a right to live according to their religious views. And americans are just going to have to understand that. Otherwise it is completely acceptable for a judge in america to close all parochial schools on a whim. Close churches on a whim. Should some other country think these institutions are not good for america.

Most Iraqis do not want a democracy. The shia want a theocracy like Iran. The sunni want a dictator or single ruler. The kurds want power any way they can get it. Well that really explains all of their positions. They could care less about democracy. What ever brings them power.

The militias (insurgents) is what gave them power pre-invasion. It's what gives them power now. And it will continue to give them power in the future when the US pulls out.