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stan. Co-authored with The Washington Post's Vernon Loeb, the nearly 400-page book 
is part history lesson through Petraeus' eyes, part hagiography and part defense 
of the counterinsurgency strategy he applied in both wars.Critics of counterinsurgency argue 
the strategy has not yet proved a success, with violence spiking in 
Iraq after the departure of U.S. troops, and Afghan local forces deemed 
ill-prepared to take over by the 2014 deadline.The book unapologetically casts Petraeus 
in the hero's role, as in this description of the Afghanistan campaign: 
"There was a new strategic force released on Kabul: Petraeus' will."Broadwell does 
acknowledge that Petraeus rubs some people the wrong way."His critics fault him 
for ambition and self-promotion," she writes. But she adds that "his energy, 
optimism and will to win stand out more for me."The book also 
is peppered with Petraeus quotes that sound like olive branches meant to 
soothe Obama aides who feared Petraeus would
 these people were not terrorists but were engaged in smuggling," Celik 
said, indicating that Turkey was ready to compensate the victims. "If there 
was a mistake, if there was a fault, this will not be 
covered up, and whatever is necessary will be done."In Istanbul, police used 
tear gas and water cannons to disperse pro-Kurdish protesters denouncing the air 
strikes, the Dogan news agency reported. Dogan footage showed some demonstrators smashing 
glass panels at a bus stop and others throwing stones at a 
police vehicle near Taksim square, a transit hub adjacent to shopping and 
hotel districts. Plainclothes officers hustled or dragged away several protesters.Earlier, the Turkish 
military confirmed the Wednesday night raids, saying its jets struck an area 
of northern Iraq frequently used by rebels to enter Turkey after drones 
detected a group approaching the often unmarked mountainous border. Border troops were 
on alert following intelligence indicating that Kurdis
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