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I'd say it's this group among the true Iraqi's that is making it difficult.

A senior British member of the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq, Sir Jeremy Greenstock, told the BBC that the people carrying out the attacks were a "nasty mix".
He said they were supporters of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, "imported terrorists", and criminals released from jail by the former regime before it fell.

And we didn't help ourselves in the previous conflict by listening to the UN and pulling out before the job was completed.

How many ways can we reassure the true Iraqis we're here to stay? So that they will come forward quicker to help save themselves.

Michael Savage suggested last week that we need a policy shift. Either go tough or go home. This moderation policy can't succeed in a wartime condition. Win it or forget it, and close the borders. Hadrian's Wall. If the Romans could build a wall across Scotland or Wales in a couple months, surely we can build an even better wall even quicker. Be sure to level the neighborhoods that support the terrorist infiltrators.