Mientras en Iraq ...

... parece que los iraquies, pese a el terrorismo importado y al "patrio", son mucho más optimistas de lo que creen ZP y los que mañana desfilarán por medio mundo.

Así lo refleja una encuesta realizada por el Oxford Research International y de cuyo resultado se hace eco el WSJ (es de pago, aunque con periodo de prueba de dos semanas):

Q: What is your expectation for how things overall in your life will be in a year from now?
Much better 36.7%
Somewhat better 34.3%

About the same 9.4%
Somewhat worse 3.2%
Much worse 3.4%
Difficult to say 12.8%
Source: Oxford Research International, National Survey of Iraq, February 2004

Así que, ZP, no es de recibo " to impugn the war as a "fiasco" as the new Spanish Prime Minister so mindlessly has, or to rush to pull out because we haven't yet found stockpiles of WMD. It is to fulfill the tremendous opportunity that those who have died have opened, by helping to build Iraq into a stable, democratic Arab state as the first step toward transforming the Middle East. A year after Americans began marching to Baghdad, this is the legacy worth celebrating.

Eso queremos todos.