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Thursday 30 December 2010

Checking Out, Cashing In: The 90s

Posted by David K Wayne at 04:36
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Labels: Afghanistan, Bush I, Globalisation, Gorbachev, Imperialism, Iraq, Middle East, New World Order, Oil, Saddam Hussein, Soviet Collapse

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