On February 6, 2012,exactly nine years after proclaiming that“only a fool” could doubt Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, Cohen's column declared flatly:.
But a 2009 survey found 80% of classrooms were still lit with the old-fashioned flickering fluorescent lighting-so it's reasonable to suspect that there may well be some of the old-fashioned bulbs still lurking in schools across the UK.
Given the neoconservatives' devotion to Israel, their obsession with Iraq, and their influence in the Bush administration,it is not surprising that many Americans suspected that the war was designed to further Israeli interest.".
In this season of another landmark election- a recent poll showed that about 62 percent of Americans believe the 2018 midterm elections are the most important midterms in their lifetime-it is natural to wonder if the public and private sectors have learned any lessons from the 2016 fiasco.
One wonders if, indeed, behind the curious fact that Japan and Germany during the Second World War seemed to have a whole lot of gold, a fact that became a terrible secret, given that much of it was plunder and, quite literally, extracted from the teeth of murdered victims of those regimes, one wonders if there doesn't lurk and even darker secret, that is disguised by the other secret, namely, that not all of that gold was plunder, but rather, made.
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