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Is G W Bush's foreign policy ethical or is it just murderous blather?

By Joe Siracusa - posted Thursday, 28 August 2003


This kind of thing can go terribly wrong, as the bombing of the American airliner over Lockerbie, Scotland, killing 270 souls, was probably Colonel Qaddafi's revenge for the death of his daughter, in Reagan's botched attempt to take out the Libyan leader.

In any case, what better way to get rid of the only person in the world who could tell us what happended to Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.

Or better yet, what Iraq intended to do with them. That is the million dollar question.

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It will get more and more difficult for governments to sell their people on the necessity of being good international citizens when their leaders act like Tony Soprano.

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Dr Joe Siracusa is a visiting fellow in the Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice and Governance, Griffith University.

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