Armed militants drive through the streets of Fallujah, Iraq (news - web sites), chanting pro-resistance slogans after battles with U.S. forces in this June 24, 2004, file photo. In the month since becoming interim prime minister, Iyad Allawi has armed himself with tough new powers and spoke of restoring the death penalty. He has also raised the possibility of an amnesty for insurgents to end the violence wracking this Arab nation. But many Iraqis dismiss Allawi's plans as much talk and no action; and it's in turbulent cities like Ramadi and nearby Fallujah _ hotbeds of anti U.S. resistance _ that the Iraqi leader must succeed if he is to ensure his political survival. (AP Photo/Abdul-Kadr Saadi, File)
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/040724/481/bag10907241706Nothing but lies and playing to the American citizens: talking and bombing, 'safe houses'. As we've seen for 1 years plus now, the Iraqi rebels aren't trying to hide from anyone. They know there are reporters, cameras on them and they still don't try to hide their faces!
If things were going as Heir Bush says wouldn't it be logical that our army just looks at these public photos then go arrest these people?
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