Duds of mass destruction
Posted: Wednesday, January 14, 2004

The oil coup
The reason was not WMD. It was not terrorism. It was not democracy. It was not human rights. It was not decade-old war crimes. It was nothing contained in any of the of the Administration's sophistry. Having cleared away the Administration's camouflage, the essential question remains: why? By far the most important reason why Iraq is geo-strategically significant is oil. The answer is simple, but not simplistic.

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