What is truly amazing about this list is the fact that it demonstrates how little we know and have known in Iraq over the past 3 years. Depending on who you listen to or believe on the open source side, Ibrahim al-Douri died two years ago, last year, or is living in Syria coordinating much of the Sunni Insurgency.

Second, to have anyone from the Kharbit clan/family on the list is amazing. Prior to the invasion we provided them will "a lot" of money for their support. Considering that they were the wealthiest people next to Saddam's immediate family/clan, they hardly needed our help. Probably didnt help that we bombed and killed several of their family members.

Finally, here is some food for thought - The coalition captured Izz al Din al-Majid in Ramadi. He reportedly had $2m with him and $35m in his foreign accounts. He was reportedly trying to buy the allegiance and cooperation of several rival insurgent groups. How do we overcome this type of financial capability? Please explain how a $50,000 bounty (refer to the Most Wanted List) is going to overcome this type of insurgent resource/capability?