A different perspective on Iraq

A very intriquing article is posted on the American Conservative website about salvaging the Iraq situation. The American Conservative is, generally speaking, against the war (it represents the traditional conservative perspective on foreign policy, and is bitterly opposed to the neocon perspective). The writer, William Lind, parses out what is possible to achieve in Iraq and what is not, and then describes a (non-military) strategy for achieving what is attainable. I don't agree with all of it, but it is fascinating reading.


How to Win in Iraq