Posted on 06/12/2006 8:26:45 AM PDT by Oshkalaboomboom
WASHINGTON - Encouraged by the death of a top terrorist leader and continued progress on the formation of a new government in Iraq, President Bush is gathering his top military and civilian war advisers to plan the U.S. role in the countrys future.
The president planned two days of meetings at the mountainous Camp David presidential retreat, with national security advisers on hand and top commanders in Iraq connected by videoconference.
White House officials have said announcements of force reductions are not expected. Yet the top U.S. commander in Baghdad predicted on the eve of the meeting that coalition troops will gradually move out of the country in the coming months.
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"will gradually move out of the country in the coming months..."
(and head toward IRAN)
Waaaaaaaaahhhhhhh!!!!!
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