Resolution 1956
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The Total Financial Subjugation of Iraq After 2003 by the United States
Why Iraq Governs Without Access to Its Own Income via an External U.S Banking Authority The United States exercises decisive control over Iraq through financial mechanisms established after the 2003 invasion, rather than through formal colonial administration or direct ownership of physical resources, a system Hussein Askary has described as “a complete financial and economic Continue reading
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