On the recordSeptember 22, 2003
What has become tragically clear is that the United States has no strong plan for reconstruction, and no clear concept for maintaining order.
What has become tragically clear is that the United States has no strong plan for reconstruction, and no clear concept for maintaining order.
Critique of U.S. plans for reconstruction in Iraq.
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