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p>The only weekend report that's worse comes from the Saudi government daily, Arab News . American forces are poised to take Falluja and capture or kill the insurgents there. In a Sunday report, Arab News said that twenty-one "prominent Saudi religious scholars" issued a statement and a religious fatwa calling on Iraqis to attack Americans, refuse cooperation with American forces, and -- though the wording is unclear on this point -- apparently calling on Saudis and other Muslims to go to Iraq to join the insurgency. That the Saudi government supports this is proved by the publication of it. The clock is ticking down in Falluja, and it should be in Riyadh as well. (More on Falluja later this week.) p>The President said he wants to spend the political capital he's earned in the election. He'll have two years to do it, and maybe more. And there's not a moment to lose. p> TAS Contributing Editor Jed Babbin is the author of Inside the Asylum: Why the UN and Old Europe Are Worse Than You Think (Regnery Publishing). BR> /p> /font> /p> br> /td>
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