It's good to see the website back in action. When was the last post -- November? I found Prof. Guiora's piece a bit light on new ideas, but it is important to think afresh about separating the Iraq issue from other counterterrorism issues. When we disengage from there in 2007, I would expect the usual strategic assessments in hindsight might show we learned quite a bit about trying to export an American rule of law conception. A partition plan or democratically inclined strongman might have been more appropriate for that country, but there are many others that will surely involve coalition action in the future. And if not such action, then a domestic front where we will face even more difficult challenges. It's obvious bait, but the Prof's statement that terrorists have rights does not sit well with public opinion, nor with reality, unless only in generality. I'll bite and say it's also obvious less rights attach under certain conditions of suspicion, and that suspicion ought not to be a bad word that automatically conjures up bad images. I hope you all aren't operating under some sort of Constitution as suicide pact idea.