Sects, lies and videotapes Posted: Thursday, August 21, 2003
What Osama Might Learn from UN Bombing So when the killers of Baghdad on Tuesday slaughtered 20 UN staff, with the UN's local proconsul, Sergio Vieira de Mello, the Americans embarked on one of their familiar flights into fancy. If it wasn't Saddam's "diehard remnants" who were tormenting them, it must be al-Qa'ida's "remnants" who are destroying America's best efforts to produce democracy in Iraq (though not Afghanistan); "foreign Arab" fighters were creeping over the border from Iran or Syria.
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Sects, lies and videotapes The international media have received so many audio and videotapes purporting to be from armed militant groups battling the US in Iraq and elsewhere that observers have long ago ceased counting.
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