Some Still Want To Leave

A couple of days ago I posted this brief note (reprinted in it's entirety)

Can We Stop The 'Get Out Of Iraq' Talk Now?

Jalal Talabani, President of Iraq, today in the Wall Street Journal:

There is no more important international issue today than the need to defeat the curse of terrorism. And as the first democratically elected president of Iraq, I have a responsibility to ensure that the world's youngest democracy survives the inherently difficult transition from totalitarianism to pluralism. A transformation of the Iraqi state and Iraqi society is impossible without a sustained commitment of soldiers from the United States and other democracies.

Nothing more need be said.

Who would you listen to - the President of Iraq, or Cindy Sheehan?  Several thousand inexplicably chose the latter, and Michelle Malkin has the photos.  The Political Teen has pictures and video.  Be sure you don't have a mouthful of milk when you view the last of Ian's photos.

Jalal Talabani, President of Iraq, today in the Wall Street Journal:

There is no more important international issue today than the need to defeat the curse of terrorism. And as the first democratically elected president of Iraq, I have a responsibility to ensure that the world's youngest democracy survives the inherently difficult transition from totalitarianism to pluralism. A transformation of the Iraqi state and Iraqi society is impossible without a sustained commitment of soldiers from the United States and other democracies.

Nothing more need be said.