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Iran and additional protocols to the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty
Remember in 2002 when the U.S. went to war with Iraq because the U.S. government said Iraq was developing nuclear weapons, and then it turned out that Iraq wasn’t? Me too. Because of that I’ve been skeptical about U.S. government … Continue reading
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Tagged diplomacy, i.a.e.a., international relations, iran, middle east, non-proliferation, nuclear weapons, united states
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Thomas Ricks on Iraq
I read Thomas Ricks’ Fiasco earlier this year. That was all about the invasion and bungling of the war in Iraq. He has a new book out, The Gamble, about the surge. Despite being frustrated by the book, I thought … Continue reading