US press justifies slaughter in Iraq
Posted: Wednesday, April 14, 2004

A Scary Performance, and a Signal for Slaughter
Here is the President warning that U.S. troops, who have already killed more than 600 Iraqis in the last week, will have a free hand.
That is a signal for slaughter.

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US press justifies slaughter in Iraq

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