I guess it's becoming clearer that, in Bush's mind, the "surge" hasn't actually started yet. However, Bush is taking credit for "progress" made by the "surge". Neocons are claiming that the "surge " is working. Bush has publically asked for time for the "surge" to work before giving up. If it hasn't started yet, then why not?
Regardless of whether or not these people were killed by "sectarian forces" or not, this type of thing does more to dispel confidence in the sham "government" than anything the "sectarian forces" could do.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6603905.stm
excerpt:
Iraqi television images from Karbala showed a man running down a smoke-filled street holding a lifeless baby above his head.
Ambulances had rushed to the scene, in a crowded area full of shops and restaurants in the city, 100km (70 miles) south-west of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
Angry people gathered at the blast site, many of them searching frantically for missing relatives, The Associated Press reports.
Some began to throw stones at the police, accusing them of failing to protect the people.
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