>I don't know what you're reading, but my sources tell me the successes are few and far between. And the failures are massive in scope. > >There has been no turning the corner. Unless, of course, you are referring to the start of the civil war that was promised by many middle east experts in case of an iraqi invasion. >
If you haven't read about all the enormous changes for the better that have been happening then you aren't trying.
To get you started I'll give you a jumping off point: Bill Crawford's series in National Review. This is the best assemblage of information from Iraq that I've read. He sites numerous accomplishments and links to the stories so you don't have to try scouring the web for them.
From there you can either follow the links and look up I also would suggest the numerous military blogs
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