StateSec HRC sudden visit to Baghdad is a strong indication that the Obama administration has decided to wade into the quagmire of the Ummah with all feet.  The grasp of the forearm of super soldier Mike Mullen (left) is State taking command from Defense.  No more hesitation.  Immediately illustrate that HRC is greeted by her opposite number, humble Shia tool Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari. (NB: The comprehensive Bill Roggio writes that Zebari, who is a Kurd, is also a decent politician, regardless that he works for the Shia-dominant government.)  Soonafter, HRC announced that the enemy in Iraq is the "rejectionists" of the old, dead, hanged, really stinky Saddam Hussein regime. HRC declared that the recent massive shahid ops are "in an unfortunately tragic way, a signal that the rejectionists fear that Iraq is going in the right direction." These gangsters used to be called Baathists, and then SecDef Don Rumsfeld called them "dead-enders." For several years, the DoD referred to the enemy as the insurgents. Now we are to call them the rejectionists. Tehran by any name would smell the same as cordite. The Bush administration maintained the fiction that they insurgents were located in Anbar and Bagdad province, and that it was abetted by the shadowy Al Qaeda in Iraq. This loopy explanation did not account for all the captured arms, ops, and intelligence that originated in Tehran, nor did it explain the Mahdi army in Basra, nor the staging out of Damascus, but it did get the media to go along with using the word insurgency rather than mentioning the Twelvers. Now the Obama administration will play Iraq exactly the same way, 1984 style. War is peace.  2+2=5. The enemy is Goldstein, or the Eurasians, or the Rejectionists.  Launch exercise:  Tehran is a partner for peace.  Let the diplomacy begin. Make certain Mike Mullen and staff appear sans helmet and armor.  Maintain the heavily armored motorcade at 50 mph.  Roll peace-cam.