Maggie O'Kane: War in Iraq
US propaganda fuelled the first Gulf war. It will fuel this one too - and the risks are even greater. I have a picture from the last Gulf war. It was taken in the basement of the Al Rashid hotel, the night the war started.| Comments on article " Maggie O'Kane: War in Iraq " | |||||||||
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