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Reader comment on item: Tempering Ambitions [in Iraq]

Submitted by Jeffrey Bradley (United States), Nov 12, 2006 at 23:00

Right on point, as usual! We're squandering our victory in the details, instead of letting Iraqis work out their problems for themselves. Also, I saw you recently on the History Channel adding commentary to world-conspiracist theories, cabals and creeping 'corporate fascism.'

We appreciate your adding the voice of reason to whatever genre you take on. And, thank you as always for keeping us informed.

JHB


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