Iraq: A Deepening Tragedy
Posted: Sunday, April 25, 2004

An Interview With Noam Chomsky
Within the United States the failure to find any weapons of mass destruction has not had much of an effect, judging by the polls; part of the reason is that people are so skeptical of government and media that if it turns out somebody is lying they don’t pay that much attention. The other is because the pretexts keep shifting and as the pretexts shift the propaganda shifts.

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Iraq: A Deepening Tragedy
Friends have heard me say I could not believe the Bush Administration would launch the Iraq war -- until the moment when "shock and awe" illuminated the night sky of Baghdad. My reasoning had nothing to do with the fact the US actions would violate international law (would be, in fact, criminal) but rather my conviction the war would be an act of stupidity almost without parallel.



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