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• New Surrendercrat Strategy: Betray The Troops -- Update 17

• Dirty Little Secret
  Jules Crittenden: Gerard Baker, Times of London, pegs a pending crisis: Somewhere, deep down, tucked away underneath their loathing for George Bush, in a secret place where the lights of smart dinner-party conversation and clever debating-society repartee never shine, the growing hordes of America-bashers must dread the moment he leaves office.

• Clinton White House Suppressed Hillary's Senior Thesis

• Should A Dark Age Fall...
  Jules Crittenden (H/T): “Our culture that … like it or not, and a lot of them don’t … squats across continents like a massive toad, its reach and power far exceeding our military and political influence”.

• Jules C: Good News Bad News 

• Kim Priestap: Have we entered the twilight zone?

• CPAC Day 1
• The BBC comes to CPAC 
• Mo Dowd at CPAC
• CPAC-apalooza
• CPAC - Blogger's Row Visits 
• CPAC Day 2: Giuliani
• CPAC: Giuliani Speaks
• CPAC: Sam Brownback
• Brownback, Part II
• CPAC blogger of the year
• CPAC and the troop
• CPAC: Mitt Romney
• Rudy's speech
• Coulter Said What?
• Thanks, Ann; Update: Audio added
• Another F-Word

• Brainiacs of Baghdad
  Jules Crittenden: Small Wars Journal holds UK Guardian back after class for shoddy work on that Baghdad Brain Trust assignment:

• The difference between Obama’s and McCain’s “wasted” remarks.

• Surge into Sadr City
  Jules Crittenden: This push is coming, and pieces are starting to fall into place.  As Stratfor notes below, it is key for a number of reasons. Sunni pols need to be placated. Al-Sadr’s Mahdi Army needs to be removed as a source of instability and Iranian meddling, but Baghdad’s Shiites also need to be protected.  And containing and controlling this sprawl of 2 million is no easy task.  How, and how peacefully all that happens remains to be seen.

• Keegan on Keane: Hanson on Keegan
  Jules Crittenden: John Keegan in UK’s Telegraph, quick and dirty Iraq A-to-Z after talking to Gen. John Keane. Followed by Douglas Hanson, taking apart Keegan. Keegan first:

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