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Wednesday, March 29, 2006
Truth and perception
I make no claim to know what happened at Mustafa mosque. As of today, though, the truth no longer matters so much as the results of the perception of what happened:
As coffins of shooting victims rolled past wailing mourners, Iraq's dominant Shiite Muslim political alliance Monday condemned the United States for a weekend raid that left at least 16 people dead in a Shiite neighborhood and said it was for now dropping out of U.S.-guided talks aimed at forming a unity government.
The hope for a unity government isn't dead, but it has been seen duck hunting with Dick Cheney.
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been seen duck hunting with Dick Cheney
Well, good, since Cheney is only known to wound attorneys while hunting quail, not kill people while hunting duck.
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Joey de Vivre, at
1:40 PM
