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I don't know Larry. I kind of agree, but what's being put together seems reasonable. All former Iraqi citizens seem to be getting the jobs. Plus, they're expecting to be there a few years and then phased out or integrated into whatever elected positions develop.
I will say that it is a large task, and someone has to do it.
One important thing is that their goal is to have water and power working within 2 weeks of being there and full social systems up and running inside of 3 months. I just don't think the UN has the capability of overseeing such a task - it is a slow behemoth, to be sure.
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