Wow.
That was actually the right thing to do.
They handled it well, and treated the people with respect.
Gee.
Where have these guys been all this time?
:-)

2008/5/18 Larry Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Here's a follow-up - it looks like the command handed this the right way.
>
> http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/meast/05/17/btsc.ware/index.html
>
> Behind the Scenes: Apology for a desecration
>
> By Michael Ware
> CNN
>
>
> But would it be enough to appease the mood in Radhwaniya? A local sheikh
> came to the microphone. "In the name of all the sheikhs," he said, "we
> declare we accept the apology that was submitted."
>
> With hands shaken and sheepish thank-yous made, the general and the colonel
> returned to their armored convoy. The crisis, it seems, was averted.
>
> The stakes, though, had been high. If accord had not been found, says
> Sheikh Ayad Abd al-Jabbar, head of the local Support Council, it could have
> been dire.
>
> "Then surely the situation would have changed in another direction and more
> tension will have risen up, after all the cooperation with the Americans to
> restore security."
>
>
> 

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