Of the many books on Iraq, this one is receiving laudatory and extensive coverage because it is written by a key insider in the formation of the post-invastion "Iraqi Government," Ali A. Allawi. What makes it noteworthy is that he blames the Busheviks for the disaster that followed the infamous "mission accomplished" proclamation by Bush.

Published by Yale University Press on April 7, "The Occupation of Iraq" has heightened credibility because it is a detailed (544 pages) account of the Iraq disaster from someone who saw the Bushevik failures -- up close -- as they unfolded.

From an Iraqi who wanted Saddam overthrown, this is a damning indictment of how the Bush Administration screwed up Iraq royally.

It's not about "supporting our troops," it's about sacrificing our GIs to save Bush and Cheney from ignominy. But that infamy, they have already achieved. And unless they remain in power to rewrite history Stalin style, we will look back at books like Allawi's and wonder how these arrogant, incompetent, cynical and corrupt people ever ruled America.