Hm. Maybe instead of reading Hesiod (who would try to piss on news that George Bush had discovered the cure for cancer) you should read Omar. Sample, if Blogspot is down:

It's the justice day.
I'm speechless.
I'm crying.
The tyrants' hour has finally came. I went down to the streets to share the joy with my brothers. This is our day, the day of all the oppressed and good people on earth.
Tears of joy filled the eyes of all the people.
Saddam, the coward, hides in a hole, shaking in fear from being captured.
Not a single bullet was fired, without any resistance, God, he was even cooperative! The mighty tyrant, who exploited all our country's fortune for his personal protection, surrenders like the cowered I expected him to be.
Yes, he should be prosecuted in Iraq. We will not allow anything else.

At the very least, this Iraqi won't be supporting the Baathist "freedom fighters."

And I don't doubt that there are many more like him. This is great news, but nobody needs me to figure that out. My interest is in maximizing the benefit we gain from this victory.

I do expect that attacks will increase in the next few weeks. I also expect that the increased morale and heartfelt relief among Iraqis will increase their own incentive to get rid of the Ba'athist remnant (and the Islamist invaders that they've never liked anyway).
There is now NO CHANCE that Saddam will come back and take vengeance. And showing that video was a stroke of genius. We've just turned their bogeyman into a cowardly pussycat. That's going to have a hell of an effect.

From armchair headquarters, it looks like the bad guys are already operating at pretty much 100% of their limited capacity. They don't have the reserves needed for stepping up their activities. Attacks will continue to happen but, not at any increased intensity.