As the U.S. is poised to deliver its promised revenge for the horrible deaths of Americans in Fallujah last week, the Dreyfuss Report says:

Where is the Bush administration? They haven't a clue. The unconscionable war between neocon imperialists and conservative realists that has split the administration since Day One goes on. "This administration, as far as I can tell is at odds with itself, being pulled apart," says Sen. Joe Biden, the Delaware Democrat, in an interview with The New York Times today. "One portion [is] saying we're going to keep [Iraq] under our tent, the other half saying, 'Let's give it to the UN.'" And not only are they still split, but the main focus of the White House is not on Iraq but on Richard Clarke and the 9/11 commission, which will hear from Condi on Thursday. Within days, the United States could find itself fighting a full-scale war of survival in Iraq, and there isn't a ghost of a plan emerging from Washington.