Title: Um, wasn't Bremer at least alive in Vietnam?
Product review: 'Cause I wasn't, but I learned how to read. And then I read about Vietnam. And then 2003 came, and I read about Gulf War I, especially the part where Bush I and Cheney said it would be a mistake to occupy Baghdad because we would be involved in an intractable guerrilla war.So Bremer doesn't take us through the unknown, he drags us painfully through what those of us with an inkling of history knew: occupying Iraq would draw a virulent resistance. And it did. And Bremer's surprised. Because he ignored the historical precedents that inevitably point to an unending urban war.If you want an actual account of what's going on in Iraq, check out the writing of the soldiers, not the politicians. I recommend "The Last True Story I'll Ever Tell" and Kayla Williams' "Love my rifle more than you."Read about how Crawford guarded a gas station for days on end.
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