Ordinary life hardly the norm in Baghdad
"Today, most of Baghdad's neighborhoods are being patrolled by coalition and Iraqi forces who live among the people they protect. Many schools and markets are reopening. Citizens are coming forward with vital intelligence. Sectarian killings are down. And ordinary life is beginning to return."
— President Bush in his speech Thursday on Iraq
Guess it depends on your definition of "ordinary".
Bush[...] is speaking the opposite of what's going on on the ground."
— Ali Mohammed, Saidiyah in southwest Baghdad
Via McClatchy.
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