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From Ahmad Chalabi to Reza Pahlavi: The politics of manufactured opposition

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From Ahmad Chalabi to Reza Pahlavi: The politics of manufactured opposition

In May 2004, 14 months after the invasion of Iraq, it was clear that weapons of mass destruction could no longer be cited as justification for it. An intelligence source told the Guardian, “It’s pretty clear that the Iranians had us for…

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