"Time is Irrelevant"
Posted by Ilan Goldenberg
More promising signs from Iraq. Apparently the plan is for American troops to be there forever while Iraqi politicians haggle over the spoils of the country.
Hasan Suneid, a lawmaker and adviser to Maliki, said the Iraqi government would like to see both the oil legislation and de-Baathification proposal pass, but at their own pace. "These demands are already Iraqi demands," he said. "The most important thing is to achieve discussion of these plans. Time is irrelevant."
Meanwhile, via Kevin Drum and Laura Rozen it looks like training Iraqi security forces is also in trouble.
On Thursday the Pentagon abruptly blocked a group of mid-level officers from testifying before Congress about their personal experiences working with Iraqi security forces.
So, to recap. Two of the key pillars of the American strategy - training Iraqi forces and forging a political solution - are both going nowhere. The Iraqi government is under the impression that it has unlimited time. And according to the President the "plan" is going along smoothly.
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