Does the war on Iraq hurt the battle against terrorism?
GEN MYERS: Yeah, I — no, I don’t — then that’s not a political question. To me, that’s very directly a question that I would care a lot about because one of the things that I have to provide advice on to the senior leadership of this country are exactly questions like that. And no, I don’t think it has at all. I think our efforts against the al-Qaida, and for that matter, other terrorist organizations, has remained very robust. That was one of the things we — we had to make sure happened, and it continues to this day. And some of the examples I just provided in terms of recent actions by other countries — sometimes those actions enabled by intelligence we have, sometimes not; sometimes enabled by actions that we take that cause movement or other things to happen, which other countries can take advantage of, that continues and I don’t — we are not being distracted by Iraq. We’ve firmly got our eye on several areas of the world where we have to pay very close attention, to include i
