Zarqawi's intercepted message to his Al Qaeda comrades admitted that his terror band was "failing to enlist support" inside Iraq and was "unable to scare the Americans into leaving."

Zarqawi's document also suggested a strategic solution to his group's failure: launch attacks on Iraqi Shias and start a "sectarian war" that he suggested would "rally the Sunni Arabs" to his cause. This war against Shiites, Zarqawi thought, "must start soon -- at 'zero hour' -- before the Americans hand over sovereignty to the Iraqis."


They just need to glance at their hail-fellow brothers to the southeast in Kuwait. The Shi’a and Sunni get along in Kuwaiti life, which I’ll bring to your attention is pretty luxurious. Fact: non-Kuwaitis represent about 80% of the labor force. Qatar just finished an $80 million dollar racetrack in the middle of the desert.
Turkey put their finger in the eye of the US a few years back, now we are returning the gesture with the Kurds. Kurds are sitting on a decent amount of oil, if they do seperate they will become the next Qatar or Kuwait.