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The IL breaks its own record twice in one weekend

Iraqi League :: 2006-11-29 :: 

Saturday, the IL records 10,000
visitors and Sunday, the number of
visitors reaches approx 10,500 visitor

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The popularity of the Iraqi League (IL) continues to rise at an amazing rate. Indeed this weekend, saw the IL twice break its own personal record in the number of visitors to its web-site in one day!
On Saturday, the ILs web-server recorded 10,000 visitors for Saturday alone, which represented new personal record of the number of visitors in one day. Never before the ILs web-site was visited by this number of people, which is roughly at a rate of 7 visitors a minute!
The joy of the ILs staff was complete when Saturday’s record was broken again on the following day when a new record was established when approximately 10,500 visitors were clocked.
The continued success of the IL is attributed first and all to its mission and values. As a non-profit making organization, the IL has the sole aim of promoting the interests of the Iraqi people living in Iraq and abroad. The ILs vision is of a peaceful Iraq that guarantees its citizens rights. Thus, the IL has made its mission is to bring together all Iraqis under one nationalist umbrella and flag, irrespective of race, religion, gender, color or sect; and who share a common belief in the noble values of humanity of peace, liberty and justice to all. It is these values that are fundamentally responsible for the international success of the IL and continued increase its popularity.     MORE

War of words over 'Civil'...

   Gotta love our President. NOT! What part of 'civil war' does this idiot not understand?  the Iraqi civilians say it is a civil war. The generals say it  is a civil war as do many others yet this dumbass is trying to find words to make the war not sound so bad!

    Those who elected(?) this idiot should be deported!

Analysis

White House Wages War of Words Over 'Civil' Term

By Peter Baker

Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, November 29, 2006; Page A16

The carnage in Iraq is "sectarian violence," President Bush says. It's a "struggle for freedom," the "central front in the war on terror." It is not, no matter how much it may look like it, a civil war.

Forget the debate over what to do about the war in Iraq. The White House is still debating what to call the war in Iraq. With retired generals, analysts, politicians and pundits increasingly using the term "civil war," the Bush administration insists that the definition does not fit as part of its latest effort to control the words of war.   More From WaPo