Who Needs the MSM When You Have a Mouse?
You’ve got that right Michelle. I am more than happy to spread the word of this good news. I also can’t say that I am surprised that the MSM isn’t all over this.
CENTCOM has translated an important cache of documents and videos “ranging from plans to critiques including al Qaida in Iraq’s strategy in Baghdad, and how the terrorist organization lacks leadership, military capability and Iraqi support.” Many of the docs have been posted online.
Ed Morrissey takes a closer look:
Far from optimistic, the documents captured in an April 16th raid reveal frustration and desperation, as the terrorists acknowledge the superior position of American and free Iraqi forces and their ability to quickly adapt to new tactics…
At the end [of one memo], we find this gem:Northern al-Karkh groups are estimated at 40 mujahid, so is the Southern Karkh. They could double that number if necessary. Al-Rassafah groups in general is estimated at 30 mujahidin as I was informed by the commander of al-Rassafah. These are very small numbers compared to the tens of thousands of the enemy troops. How can we increase these numbers?
This plaintive assessment shows how weakened Zarqawi has become at the hands of the Americans. Between the three commands in the Baghdad area, AQ has a grand total of 110 mujahid, admittedly no match for the thousands of American troops in Baghdad and the thousands of Iraqi troops we are training and putting into play. No wonder Zarqawi has given up on suicide missions — he has almost nothing left.
This document shows that we have just about triumphed over the AQ network in Iraq, and AQ knows it. Hopefully, the American media might finally start reporting it.
We can only hope Ed!
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May 8, 2006 - 10:18 PM on May 8th, 2006
Look find Zaraqwi kill him, game over. but the government is not really wanting this, it wants to keep this rat alive for political reasons.
May 9, 2006 - 10:45 AM on May 9th, 2006
Captured Al Qaeda Documents Show We’re Winning In Iraq
Not much to add to this, but it’s something that needs to be repeated over and over and over again:
CENTCOM announced today that they had captured al-Qaeda correspondence in Iraq that discusses the state of the insurgency, especially around Baghdad…