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Of course the insurgency is over... civil war replaced it.
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Submitted by Brian Konash, Jan 25, 2007 17:18
This article makes much ado about the insurgency being 'over'. That is true, but misleading. The minority Sunni's who fueled the 2003-2006 insurgency against US troops are reorienting toward a civil war with the majority Shia. Sunni's see the Shia as a larger threat than US troops. Declaring victory over the insurgency while ignoring the civil war that replaced it is fatuous.
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