Baghdad's untold story: America's successes in reconstruction of Iraq get no salute from media

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Iraqi's and their neighbors didn't see a day of peace in the entire twenty-four years of Sadam's rule. America's efforts in Iraq and its progress is over looked by the media which casts stories about car bombings rather than the impressive milestones of IraqEs reconstruction.

Management dynamics, Management, Complications and side effects, Military aspects, Company business management, Bombings, Baghdad, Iraq (City)

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Back from Baghdad: War correspondent Karl Zinsmeister defends SaddamEs removal

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Karl Zinsmeister, the editor-in-chief of The American Enterprise, discusses about his books eBoots on the GroundE and eDawn over BaghdadE. The books create understanding between Iraqi and American people and create a stiff dose of fact for ZinsmeisterEs cynical Beltway peers.

United States, Authors, Writers, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Works, Records and correspondence, Zinsmeister, Karl

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Beyond Baghdad

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The postwar reconstruction of Iraq is expected to cost $60 billion over the course of three years. The war itself is said to have cost $79 billion. These are some facets of the US gamble on bringing a resolution to the troubled Middle East.

Financial management, Middle East, Analysis, Finance, United States foreign relations, Company financing

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