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iraq
michael pugliese wrote:
On the Iraq #ers, that was from The
Nation and the background stuff I added about David Cortright
was a fyi in the interests of just saying in effect this not
some guy like Anthony Cordesman from the Georgetown CSIS or some
such.
well i found this article pretty unhelpful. were given no reasons why
the estimates were at odds. we were not told why cortright had
limited himself to child mortality in estimating impact of sanctions.
we were not told what kinds of indirect deaths were excluded from the
estimates that he found reliable.
his analysis of the oil for food program and the life indicator
disparaties in the North and South is at odds with the cambridge
group's. He does not try to resolve the arguments in a systematic way.
i really couldn't believe that the nation would run something so
shoddy analytically on such an important topic.
I get so tired of (others, not you!) exaggerated figures on the
deaths due to sanctions. When the truth is horrible why inflate?
or deflate.
Rakesh
- Thread context:
- Re: RE: Re: textiles, (continued)
- farm "subsidies",
Devine, James Thu 27 Dec 2001, 18:24 GMT
- textiles,
Rakesh Bhandari Thu 27 Dec 2001, 18:48 GMT
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