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Getting Out
Who let Saddam’s goodies slip away? A critical choir. Plus: We’re all neocons now. A post-Newdow roundtable. And more.
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Re: Steven Martinovich’s
Another
Ignored Discovery
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p>Contrary to
his
story, the real story is how,
after
the invasion, the U.S. let so much of this stuff get
out of Iraq, in another example of what goes wrong with not enough
troops and no advance preparation. Nice try at spinning,
Spectator
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Steve Snyder
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