The war after the war in Iraq


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 03 Aug 2003

After the dust from the US invasion of Iraq has settled, questions mount over having to raise it in the first place. As the US and British governments fail to provide the answers, public confidence in both governments has sunk to the lowest in years.  

QUESTIONS continue to dog US and British leaders on their rush to war in Iraq, after they had sidelined the UN arms inspection team and the UN Security Council in doing so. One of the results is that people on all sides continue to be killed and injured, with no end in sight. 

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