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IRAQ: ANOTHER FAKE LIBERATION
by w1ld at 7:48 pm EST, Jan 7, 2003 |
] ""The Defense Department claims 12 nations with nuclear
] weapons programs, 13 with biological weapons, 16 with
] chemical weapons, and 28 with ballistic missiles as
] existing and emerging threats to the United States. But
] only one of those countries sits atop the second largest
] oil reserves in the world."
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] # Charles Peña, Senior Defense Policy Fellow of the Cato
] Institute, for The Chicago Tribune
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] NEW YORK--The American invasion of Iraq promises to be a
] blockbuster. They've designed the logos, focus-grouped
] the test audiences, and run the trailers. At this late
] date Bush wouldn't dare disappoint us with a boring old
] peace agreement. There's just one thing still missing
] from the script: the happy ending."
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] "What about oil?" |
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Guiding Principles for U.S. Post-Conflict Policy in Iraq
by Jeremy at 10:15 pm EST, Jan 7, 2003 |
w1ld wrote:
]] The American invasion of Iraq promises to be
]] a blockbuster. ... There's just one thing still
]] missing from the script: the happy ending." It's only missing if one fails (or refuses) to look. I've linked here to the CFR's latest cut at getting
to a happy ending. A PDF copy suitable for printing
is also available. Congress also held extensive hearings on this subject
approximately six months ago. I'll link separately to
a study from CSIS on the broader scope (pre-war, war,
and post-war). ]] "What about oil?" It's in there. Guiding Principles for U.S. Post-Conflict Policy in Iraq |
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Iraq: A Dynamic Net Assessment
by Jeremy at 10:21 pm EST, Jan 7, 2003 |
w1ld wrote:
]] The American invasion of Iraq promises to be
]] a blockbuster. ... There's just one thing still
]] missing from the script: the happy ending." Here is the dynamic net assessment published by the
Center for Strategic and International Studies in July. Keep in mind that this assessment was based on the
information available to CSIS prior to the recent
resumption of inspection of CBRNE sites within Iraq. Enjoy. Iraq: A Dynamic Net Assessment |
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