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Here's an assessment from "Al
Jazeerah" online at
"The US, the world's super
power, defeats the Third
World country of
Iraq after pounding it for 12 years
through sanctions. Casualties: less than 100 soldiers
for
US and about 1.5 million Iraqis. Consequences: Total
Israeli hegemony over the Middle East, the oil
wells are
secure, the military industry will be thriving
for decades,
and the stock markets are ready to take
off."
Are there aspects of the above assessment that you
disagree with? Are there
other important consequences
not mentioned above?
In solidarity, Jerry
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