Much is made of retired Army Lieutenant General Jay Garner's suitability for the job as U.S. viceroy of Iraq. Garner's linkages to pro-Likud party think-tanks and military contractors are sure to raise the eyebrows of news junkies and the ire of the Arab world, if he lasts long enough in the role. But a key Garner selling point has been his past success in northern Iraq in 1991, helping the Kurds. Nicholas Kristof in the New York Times wrote recently that "General Garner proved himself a logistical miracle worker when he was dispatched to help the Kurds in northern Iraq … Continue reading Jay Garner’s Missing Link