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Iraq: 10 Years After the Gulf War |
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by Mike Lehman via Dale Wertz
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11 Feb 2001
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A new report by Stephen Zunes in the "Foreign Policy in Focus" series (Interhemispheric Resource Center/Institute for Policy Studies) details how repeated bad choices in our policy toward Iraq have caused untold suffering, while failing to acheive their dubious stated goals. |
"Ten years after the Gulf War, U.S. policy toward Iraq continues
to suffer from an overreliance on military solutions, an abuse of the
United Nations and international law, and a disregard for the human
suffering resulting from sanctions. Furthermore, Washington's actions have
failed to dislodge Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein from power."
Go to the link below to view the report. |
See also:
http://foreignpolicy-infocus.org/briefs/vol6/v6n01iraq.html
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by Nancy dietrich-rybicki
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11 Feb 2001
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FYI-
I was unable to connect to this link. |
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Try It Again |
by Mike Lehman
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Current rating: 0
14 Feb 2001
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If at first you don't succeed...
You're probably on the Internet.
Maybe a power cut in California
But it's working for me now.
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