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    Re: They seem sad to see us leave their country...

    Like I said not attacking or defending Obama just wondering since that was such a big campain issue and the Major complant with Bush.......


    This thread just got me thinking about it alittle more

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    Re: They seem sad to see us leave their country...

    That's a BIG promise that he had to keep really. He'll keep most I believe, hopefully. Some will probably come in his second term, most know he's not a miracle worker despite what others continue to claim we think. Still needs to work on alternative energy, that's always a top priority...unless you're Reagan.

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    Re: They seem sad to see us leave their country...

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    BAGHDAD, Iraq - The Iraqi government has moved to sharply restrict the movement and activities of U.S. forces in a new reading of a six-month-old U.S.-Iraqi security agreement that has startled American commanders and raised concerns about the safety of their troops.
    In a curt missive issued by the Baghdad Operations Command on July 2 ? the day after Iraqis celebrated the withdrawal of U.S. troops to bases outside city centers ? Iraq's top commanders told their U.S. counterparts to "stop all joint patrols" in Baghdad. It said U.S. resupply convoys could travel only at night and ordered the Americans to "notify us immediately of any violations of the agreement."
    The strict application of the agreement coincides with what U.S. military officials in Washington say has been an escalation of attacks against their forces by Iranian-backed Shiite extremist groups, to which they have been unable to fully respond"

    Iraq imposes new limits on U.S. forces - Washington Post- msnbc.com
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    Re: They seem sad to see us leave their country...

    Quote Originally Posted by Counts View Post
    This thread got me thinking.....Obama said he would be drawing down forces in Iraq at the rait of 1 batallion a month starting as soon as he entered office.....Two questions....1) has he followed through with that promise and 2) how has it affected the violence level in Iraq (The Media really cut there coverave of Iraq once the economey tanked)

    Not looking for a bunch of Pro/Anti Obama stuff just wondering on how this BIG campain issue is playing out
    530 p.m. ET, Mon., July 20, 2009
    BAGHDAD - The Iraqi military has turned down several requests from American forces to move unescorted through Baghdad and conduct a raid since it took over responsibility for urban security at the end of last month, an Iraqi military commander said Monday.
    U.S. combat troops withdrew from urban areas on June 30 under a security agreement with Iraq that requires all U.S. troops to be out of the country by the end of 2011.
    Col. Ali Fadhil, a brigade commander in Baghdad, said the transfer had occurred with minor friction in the capital where violence has dropped dramatically since the sectarian bloodletting and insurgent attacks that swept much of the country in past years.Iraqi forces restricting U.S. military - Conflict in Iraq- msnbc.com
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