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Ricardo Sanchez Profiles Muqtada al-Sadr; Bush, Gates also Make List
The controversial one-time U.S.-led coalition commander in Iraq, Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, pens a brief profile of Moqtada al-Sadr for the new Time 100 list of the most influential people on the planet.

Sadr is the only Iraqi on the Time 100 list.

Here is the last graph of Sanchez's Sadr profile:

As a fierce opponent of what he calls "the American occupation," al-Sadr, 34, appeals to the poor Shi'ite masses and thereby controls the stability of southern Iraq. By turning up the level of violence at will, he is able to control the coalition war-fighting environment, disrupt Iraq's political progress and affect American public opinion. Today, as Iraq moves toward provincial elections, he is in a position to alter world events. He will inevitably...
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As Fifth Anniversary of War Approaches, Magazine Provides Meaty Reporting
Here is how Newsweek teases up its Iraq cover package:
"This week, our cover package tells the story of the Iraq war through the eyes of U.S. soldiers who have dramatically changed the way they deal with insurgents, resulting in some fragile success. Can the strategy succeed in the long run? There are tough, looming question...
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Nir Rosen's On-the-ground Look at the Perils of US Strategy in Iraq
An empty street and a concrete security barrier are seen in Baghdad's southern Dora district, in the Hay al-Iskan al-Sha'bi area. January 2008.
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An empty street and a concrete security barrier are seen in Baghdad's southern Dora district, in the Hay al-Iskan al-Sha'bi area. January 2008.

From Baghdad's troubled Dora district, Nir Rosen files an up-close look at what he sees as the effects of the last year of American military strategy in Iraq. It b...

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Outspoken Writer Inspired Enlistment in Man Killed in Iraq
Top al Qaeda Expert Outlines Disaster of the War on Terror
Vanity Fair Profiles One Lawyer's Crusade Against Contractor Fraud
Robert Kaplan Proposes Idea to Manage Loss of US Supremacy of the Seas
Galbraith Ignores Book to Make His Own Point in NYRB Review
Academic Accuses General of Serving Politics Instead of Protecting Soldiers
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