Brothers in Arms

New StatesmanJuly 30, 2009

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Yet even that is not as silly as [Scott Lucas] can get. He also argues that Kitchens, after lashing the anti-war movement over Afghanistan, "needed to renew himself with another cause". So along came Iraq because, "if the first unifying crisis in the War on Terror [the situation in Kabul] was becoming far too complicated, another one could be found to revive the denunciation of the left". So not oil. Not imperialism. Not even Palestine.

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Brothers in Arms

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