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Tag Archives: Australia in Iraq
John Menadue. Who triggered the disaster in Iraq?
George Bush and his neocons must bear the principal responsibility for the disaster which is continuing to unfold in Iraq. In Australian terms, the most guilty partners are without doubt the Howard Government and News Corporation. The Howard Government’s decision … Continue reading
John Tulloh. Misery accomplished in Iraq as disintegration threatens.
Perhaps dictators have their place after all. Saddam Hussein presided over Iraq for 24 years. While he was cruel and vainglorious, he generally succeeded in ensuring Iraqis stayed in line and kept the peace. He was toppled in 2003 when … Continue reading
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