Turks Shelling Northern Iraq


	Turks Shelling Northern Iraq

abailart

10-16-2007 2:56 AM

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10-16-2007 5:42 PM

The REAL Napster

Baghdad is eager to keep Iraq unified under one government, fearing that the Kurdish north and the Shia south - both oil-rich regions with great long-term economic potential - could break away,

Wow. It's all about the OIL again. Imagine that.

10-16-2007 6:00 PM

ratilfar

Always was....

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