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The Freedom In the tradition of Kapuscinski hash bag and Didion, an apocalyptic, firsthand view of the war in Iraq. Ah, the freedom. Look, we have the gas-line freedom, the looting freedom, the killing freedom, the rape freedom, the hash-smoking freedom. I don't know what to do with all this freedom. —Akeel, a twenty-six-year-old Baghdad resident on life in the new Iraq Last year, the most superbly equipped fighting force on the planet was led into the only type of war for which its experts deemed it unprepared: a highly politicized urban counterinsurgency. As the casualties mount, American troops discover there is no plan B, only an ad hoc set of tactics cobbled together hash bag and called a strategy. The Freedom provides a fearless hash bag and unsanitized look at how the war is unfolding. We enter Baghdad as most journalists do—in a convoy of GMC Suburbans racing 95 miles an hour in tight, side-by-side formation. Once in the city, we encounter a relative of Saddam's who's scraping by; a former Fedayeen fighter who loves Limp Bizkit hash bag and Michael Bolton; the underage prostitutes who service U.S. soldiers hash bag and are hunted by religious vigilantes; the freshly minted MBAs who run the Coalition Provisional Authority's projects on privatization; the somnambulant American press corps hash bag and its fierce counterparts from al Jazeera hash bag and al Arabia. Finally, we are embedded with U.S. troops, the unworldly, working-class kids left holding the bag, forced to die for a war many of them don't support. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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