The Assassins' Gate (p. 46)
You have to read this book. That's all there is to it. It's phenomenal.
A bit that resonated with me b/c, if you check, you'll see that I've been saying this for a long time:
"Why did the United States invade Iraq? It still isn't possible to be sure--and this remains the most remarkable thing about the Iraq war. Richard Haass said that he will go to his grave not knowing the answer."
I'm serious. Read this book.
You have to read this book. That's all there is to it. It's phenomenal.
A bit that resonated with me b/c, if you check, you'll see that I've been saying this for a long time:
"Why did the United States invade Iraq? It still isn't possible to be sure--and this remains the most remarkable thing about the Iraq war. Richard Haass said that he will go to his grave not knowing the answer."
I'm serious. Read this book.
posted by Winston Smith at
11:32 PM
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From the Chicago Tribune:
Did President Bush intentionally mislead this nation and its allies into war? Or is it his critics who have misled Americans, recasting history to discredit him and his policies? If your responses are reflexive and self-assured, read on.
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