Noam Chomsky, The Khaleej Times, January 6:
"There’s a good reason why the United States cannot tolerate a sovereign, more or less democratic Iraq. The issue can scarcely be raised because it conflicts with firmly established doctrine: We’re supposed to believe that the United States would have invaded Iraq if it was an island in the Indian Ocean and its main export was pickles, not petroleum."
"There’s a good reason why the United States cannot tolerate a sovereign, more or less democratic Iraq. The issue can scarcely be raised because it conflicts with firmly established doctrine: We’re supposed to believe that the United States would have invaded Iraq if it was an island in the Indian Ocean and its main export was pickles, not petroleum."
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Just like the entire world has done next to nothing about Sudan?
Secret stash. It's there. Addamo knows.
So Australia's involvment was so the US could get access to cheaper oil? Talk about a cunning plan...looks like we got gipped at the bowser over the past two years doesn't it?
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