The Transparent Cabal

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There is a developing acknowledgment that the U.S. war against Iraq and American Middle East strategy when all is said in done has been grievous to American interests. In the expressions of A. Richard Norton, educator of universal relations at Boston University, who filled in as a guide to the James Baker-drove Iraq Study Group, “Looking over U.S. history, one is unable to discover presidential choices as stupendously not well educated and counterproductive as the choice to attack and possess Iraq; nonetheless, a choice to do battle against Iran would apparently outperform the Iraq war as the most noticeably terrible international strategy choice at any point made by an American president.”1 The superfluous American war against Iraq has not just slaughtered and injured a large number of Americans and hundreds of thousands of Iraqis,2 however has additionally really expanded the fear-based oppressor danger to the United States.