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| ..Peep the war cost so far: $314 billion and counting -- nearing the cost of World War II, and a far cry from the Wolfowitzian estimate of $30 to $60 billion, to be paid for mostly out of Iraq's own oil revenue ... now ask yourself honestly, with a London bombing death toll every two days or so, more than 1,760 American GI's dead and tens of thousands injured, and Iraq less stable than ever, has it been worth the cost, just to see Saddam Hussein go to the docket? I would have like to see Mobutu Sese Seko go on trial too, but I wouldn't have asked a single U.S. soldier to die getting him there ... |
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