The consequences of a failed policy in Iraq (2 of 3)

[KurdSouth]

its suicide fore turkey to invide south kurdistan

[muds4u]

Same shits happening in pakistan agents are trying to cause violence between muslims to try distabalize the government, a bomb here a bomb there and soon the countries in turmoil,

[strazzy3]

Damn, that gentleman (at 0:12), looks just like Jerry Springer!

[bohemiangrove]

Analyst? since when does Turkey wants to be part of the EU. the EU wants Turkey so it can steal it's drug money. Also he is lying, The Americans and Kurds have no common goals. The Kurds defend their own borders. america has nothing to do with it cause they are back stabbing bastards

[InfoJunkieHolland]

i "featured" your comment.

[InfoJunkieHolland]

the real news is just another outlet. their opinions are nothing new; shit i've seen before.

nice try though.

[stratvic]

Please don't interview your own analysts. That is what cnn does. Next you will be promoting each others books.

Great news content though.

[shegax03]

agreed, your own analyst by himself doens't look good, I have no problem with real news doing it, just have another person in there to either confirm or deny him.

[oohay223]

considering tactics of the past used by the cia.

this is a clever US military position to go into iran in due process?. deception and chaos id normal tatcics for the agency.

[RahSabs]

Brilliant! "One wonders how much the White House has even understanding of the situation now; the same White House that didn't know the difference between Shiites & Sunnis, and couldn't tell the difference between Baghdad and Tehran!"

A _little_ info's a dangerous thing. What if you wanted to divide-&-conquer Iraq, did then hear about sectarian/ethnic lines, but didn't know that they're so interwoven across tribal lines that they're often irrelevant? You'd proceed anyway!

[Rickdeckard2020]

British agents(mi6/sas?) were caught by iraqui authorities, disguised as iraqui with explosives in their car after shooting into iraquis just walking in the streets. It had the look of a fasle flag team set to ignite sectarian violence. I think this was just before the sectarian violence initially escalated

[RahSabs]

I _have_ heard of such things, and it would not surprise me one bit if they, indeed, planned things this way.

The so called 'sectarian violence' really started with the Al Askariya mosque bombing on 22 February 2006. It screamed of such intent. But were the agents from US/UK, Israeli, Al Qaeda (whose Salafism'd be a natural candidate for such an action) or Baathist/Fedayeen? As with the Firdos Square show, time may tell.