January 22, 2007

of blowback," as Pepe Escobar of the Asia Times puts it, and the unmistakable look of a war against Islam. In truth, the most obvious factor linking all of the above together, however, the real thing they have in common, is not, in the ...

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The law–“carefully scrutinized,” wrote Pepe Escobar in Asia Times, “by Washington, Big Oil and the International Monetary Fund, but not by Iraqi politicians”–would establish 30-year production-sharing agreements with Western oil …

The law--“carefully scrutinized,” wrote Pepe Escobar in Asia Times, “by Washington, Big Oil and the International Monetary Fund, but not by Iraqi politicians”--would establish 30-year production-sharing agreements with Western oil ...