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Whether writing early warnings that anticipated a long and bloody war, analyzing Stephen Colbert's in-his-face mockery of George W. Bush, or imagining the president confessing his sins to Oprah...
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Internet Archive. Language. English. xxi, 298 pages ; 23 cm. In early 2003., Greg Mitchell was one of the few mainstream journalists to seriously question the stated reasons for invading Iraq. In the years since, he has repeatedly challenged the media to probe the conduct of the war and its toll on our troops.
So Wrong for So Long: How the Press, the Pundits-and the President-Failed on Iraq: How the Press, the Pundits - and the President - Failed in Iraq : Mitchell, Greg, Galloway, Joseph L., Springsteen, Bruce: Amazon.de: Books
Greg Mitchell asks tough questions about the Iraq war that should have been asked long ago, in a poignant, patriotic, and thoughtful dissection of our war in Iraq. Mitchell names names and places blame on those who’ve blundered. Examining the most complex issue of our time, he connects the dots like no one else has."—PAUL RIECKHOFF ...
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4. März 2013 · From writing early warnings that anticipated a long and bloody war, to analyzing Stephen Colbert's in-his-face mockery of George W. Bush, Greg Mitchell explores how we got into the war in Iraq--and why it took so long for us to get out. Against this backdrop, Mitchell is the rare journalist who has seen it all with clear eyes. In the ...
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So wrong for so long : how the press, the pundits-- and the president-- failed on Iraq. [Greg Mitchell] -- In early 2003., Greg Mitchell was one of the few mainstream journalists to seriously question the stated reasons for invading Iraq. In the years since, he has repeatedly challenged the media to probe ...
So wrong for so long : how the press, the pundits-- and the president-- failed on Iraq | WorldCat.org. 12 reviews. Author: Greg Mitchell. Summary: In early 2003., Greg Mitchell was one of the few mainstream journalists to seriously question the stated reasons for invading Iraq.
