I speak only from what we have gathered from both the Sunni and Shiite-leaning press in Iraq.

If one reads through the translations we have done, it is clear that most Iraqis are behind the man.

Is this a representative series of translations? I can only say that what we translate is not for the purposes of taking a particular stance.

Nevertheless, your point is well taken. WORLDMEETS.US – for the moment – is simply providing press coverage. What tribal elders or others have in their minds or say among themselves is another matter.

We are doing out utmost to provide differing points of view.

I dont know Wm… most Iraquis, including reporters?…. well. The reaction to the incident (and other incidents) seems far more complex. In tribal groups worldwide much emphasis is still placed on public male posturing, (mother of all wars… deteriorated to whimper) but private thoughts amongst the leaders of the families and the different clan and tribal groups are often far different far away from cameras and reporters …and far more complicated. 'Accurate translators of culture' would be most useful worldwide.' I deeply see that too much opinion is shaped by trite understandings of the ways others live versus how they actually live and think. Especially people who are deeply tribal in the 21st century

dr.e