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20 Years of Iraq Denialism: The New York Times Continues to Get It Wrong on U.S. Empire
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20 Years of Iraq Denialism: The New York Times Continues to Get It Wrong on U.S. Empire
March 26, 2023

By Anthony DIMAGGIO Marking the twentieth anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, The New York Times ran a feature-length article titled, “20 Years On, a Question Lingers About Iraq: Why Did the U.S. Invade?” The piece acknowledges some harsh realities about […]

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Iraq War 20 Years On… Collective Western Amnesia Over Anglo-American Crime of Century
March 24, 2023

The morally bankrupt Western media lied to start the Iraq War as they did dutifully about starting other wars for their imperial masters. Twenty years after, the Western media are at it again.

Iraq War 20 Years On… Collective Western Amnesia Over Anglo-American Crime of Century
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Iraq and Syria Survived the U.S.-NATO Attack and the Destruction
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Iraq and Syria Survived the U.S.-NATO Attack and the Destruction
March 24, 2023

March 2003 and March 2011 have a great deal in common, but that is not where the story begins, Steven Sahiounie writes.

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The Eight-Year-Old’s Iraq
March 23, 2023

Twenty years after the Iraq invasion: It was the last period of true optimism, with a sense that somewhere in the unknown unknowns we would meet destiny.

The Eight-Year-Old’s Iraq
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Multipolarity was triggered by the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq
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Multipolarity was triggered by the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq
March 20, 2023

Twenty years after the unlawful and destabilizing US-led invasion of Iraq, Washington must face the ultimate consequence of that war: UNSC powers China and Russia laying the foundation for a genuine, UN Charter-based system of multipolarism.

Stop Calling The Iraq War A ‘Mistake’: Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix
March 18, 2023

Stop calling the Iraq War a “mistake”. When you make a mistake, you make changes to ensure that mistake is not repeated. Nobody responsible for that invasion suffered any consequences of any kind, zero policy changes were made, and the unipolarist ideology which led to it has become more entrenched than ever.

Stop Calling The Iraq War A ‘Mistake’: Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix
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The American War from Hell, 20 Years Later
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The American War from Hell, 20 Years Later
March 13, 2023

Who remembers anymore that, in 2003, we were Vladimir Putin? Today, our cable and social-media news feeds are blanketed with denunciations of the president of the Russian Federation for his lawless and brutal invasion of Ukraine. When Secretary of State Antony Blinken met briefly with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in New Delhi on March 2nd, he told him in no uncertain terms, “End this war of aggression.”

Who Were the Afghans Harry Killed?
January 17, 2023

The furore over Prince Harry’s much-criticised remarks about his role as a helicopter pilot in the war in Afghanistan in 2012 reveals more about his critics than they do about him. Much of the abuse is hysterical or attention-grabbing, but it stems also from British amnesia about the failed wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Who Were the Afghans Harry Killed?
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