Department of revealing <$NoAd$>projection …
The United States [i.e., the Bush administration] is deeply frustrated with its hand-picked council members because they have spent more time on their own political or economic interests than in planning for Iraq’s political future.
From today’s Washington Post on the US rethinking the Interim Governing Council.
Of course, one can project but also be on to something.
See this clip from Tom Friedman’s column on Thursday …
The reason this happened is that the U.S.-appointed Iraqi Governing Council, which is supposed to come up with a plan for forming the constitution-writing committee, is becoming dysfunctional. Several key G.C. members, particularly the Pentagon’s favorite son, Ahmad Chalabi, have been absent from Iraq for weeks. Only seven or eight of the 24 G.C. members show up at meetings anymore.
Where’s Ahmed? My neocon friend and I came up with a short list of Washington, London or Tehran. But who knows?
