Posted on 03/24/2005 6:02:45 PM PST by texaspirate
BAGHDAD - Two years after war dramatically changed Iraq (news - web sites)'s political landscape, the former ruling minority Sunnis are developing plans to participate in a government formed by elections they boycotted. In a significant shift, several Sunni groups that hitherto shunned the political process met last weekend to create a unified front and set of demands that they will present to the Shiite and Kurdish leaders now hammering out a new government.
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blosing = blowing
"blosing" half hosing half blowing, I like it.
Now that you put it that way, I like it too. When they discovered which way the wind was blowing, they were hosed.
I thought the MSM told us the Sunnis would never participate in the new Iraqi government?
It must be Bush's fault. Oh, wait. This is good news. It can't have anything to do with Bush.
They got tired of looking in with their noses pressed up against the glass, watching the Iraqi government form without them.
Be assured that the entire Arab world is observing this and taking detailed notes.
They did? Wow, please post a link.
bump
This is the end of the insurgency.
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