"To hell they will go."

Iraq link roundup:

Greyhawk: It's a good thing we're communicating by written words now rather than spoken, because there's a helicopter parked about 50 yards from me, still running, an ambulance next to it with a guy on a stretcher in between. It's loud - but it's also dark out right now so I can't see if it's an American on that stretcher or an Iraqi. Whoever it is they're on their way out now. A must read.

Jeremy Brown on the current peril of Iraqi blogger Zayed. (Healing Iraq).

Rising concerns in Europe about the "growing ethnic tensions as EU nations struggle to absorb a steady stream of poor, mostly Muslim immigrants."

James Joyner has the MSM versions, plus good news on debt forgiveness.

Donald Sensing on the Marine shooting, and how it might be viewed under the Geneva Convention.

Powerline sums coverage up succintly today -

Today, the Associated Press reports: "Violent Attacks Sweep Baghdad; GI Killed": [...] Baghdad is, I believe, a city approximately equal to Los Angeles in area and population. One can fairly question whether incidents occurring in six locations constitute "widespread clashes" "sweep[ing] Baghdad." But, as always, the tone of the coverage of the Iraq war reflects the agenda of those who write the news.