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Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, a former commander in Iraq, called the war "a nightmare with no end in sight.".(The Week)(Brief article)
Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, a former commander in Iraq, called the war "a nightmare with no end in sight." It is hard to argue with his harsh words for the early years of the occupation. A key problem then was that we lacked the troops to impose security on the country. So it is odd that Sanchez rejects the "surge" as desperate, and advocates ...
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