Worse than Vietnam

I've found no reporting in the U.S. media about this story below and it's no surprise.
I reminds me of the White Star Line Captain and his Officers decision to let the band play
soothing music on the upper deck as the great ship was going down.
Keeping the sheep calm as they head to their certain death is one thing the government does well. Lying is the other.
I will forewarn you that as the U.S. goes down ,the media and government will cover up much of what is happening.
The collapse of Bush's Iraq agenda after wasting trillions is a monumental disaster that will most likely lead this hapless Commander in Chief into an even greater mistake and disaster,an attack on Iran.
This is the trap Bush and America are being corralled into.
The greatest trap and disaster since the Medes and Persian's conquered Babylon by diverting the Euphrates River. (Pray and read Obadiah)
North Korea following the pre arranged script is stoking the flames again.
It will be a nuclear war on many fronts ,one we are unprepared for.
Russia & China will not let Bush attack Iran as he did with Afghanistan and Iraq
The failure in Iraq now goes from bad to worse.
When a fool build's something on a sea of sewage instead of building on a solid foundation ,it's only a matter of time and time has run out for us on Iraq.
It is possible the fool will blame Iran for his failure in an attempt to rehabilitate his legacy as a man of destiny.
The controlled deception and spin will buy them very little time.
The ball is no longer in our court.
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The U.S. suffered a major strategic military setback in Basra yesterday.
One well-paced military source told G2 Bulletin the initial fight over the Iraqi town went like this: "We lost Basra last night. An Iraqi army commander was told by the local Madhi army commander to lay down all their weapons, surrender all their uniforms, surrender their equipment and then there would be no trouble. The Iraqi army did just that."
"So we lost Basra faster than we lost Da Nang in 1975," he continued.
And this senior officer is not alone in observing parallels to Vietnam.
The "surge," while without question successful at reducing U.S. casualties and increasing the costs of war for the terrorists, is somewhat akin to Lyndon B. Johnson's bid to escalate the war by increasing the number of ground troops but in continuing to restrict their actions in destroying the enemy, say some frustrated U.S. troops and officers.
Likewise, some veterans of the conflict, including those who genuinely believe the war against Islamo-fascists was just and necessary, say the rules of engagement are mystifying – leaving some to wonder if military victory is actually the goal.
"We really should have assassinated Moqtadr al-Sadr in 2004, in the second Fallujah battle when we had the chance," said one senior officer frustrated by the fall of Basra to the Madhi army. "Of course, just down the road from me, the American military is forbidden from going into Sadr City in hot pursuit of insurgents who have fired upon coalition forces