Insurgency 'Broken' - How Will Lib(s) Spin

Reported today that the “top Marine officer” declared yesterday that the victory in Falllujah has “broken the backs” of the Iraqi insurgency.

Based on intelligence that shows Fallujah was an enemy command center, Gen. Sattler asserted, "We feel right now that we have ... broken the back of the insurgency, and we have taken away this safe haven."
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Gen. Sattler said the insurgency, in losing Fallujah, has lost "your location and your means for command and control, you lose your lieutenants, which we have taken out of the Zarqawi network over the course of the last almost three months on a very precise basis. ... And you also lose the turf where you're operating, the town that you feel comfortable moving about in, where you know your way about. Now you're scattered."
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In a separate press conference at the Foreign Press Center in Washington, Lt. Gen. Lance Smith, the deputy chief of U.S. Central Command, said Pakistan's unprecedented decision to deploy forces in the border region has dealt a blow to bin Laden and top aide Ayman al-Zawahri. (read more)

How might they be able to spin this in a negative light? I am sure liberals will find away. But in the interest of being fear I will add and excerpt that should give us cautious in our optimism.

Some Pentagon officials say privately that they do not share Gen. Sattler's optimism.

They said this week that the countrywide insurgency has shown itself to be an adaptable band of dedicated killers that likely will be able to recruit new members and sustain some level of violence for years, not just months.