The Chalabi Factor
Dateline D. C., Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
WASHINGTON
In listening to the three major candidates for the White House spinning out their carefully edited tales of what they have done in their past lives and telling us what they plan to do for our future security, well-being and happiness, we hear a number of false notes.
The five years that have passed since declaring war on Iraq have changed many of our views about the government of the United States. For some, the evidence -- from the conduct of that war, through the economic recession and policies relating to immigration together with the corruption of so many of our leaders -- has created the nonsensical beliefs "that the god's must be …
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Article title: The Chalabi Factor.
Contributors: Dateline D. C. - Author.
Newspaper title: Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
Publication date: March 3, 2008.
Page number: Not available.
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