Fifteen minutes on the Internet will find you more bad news stories about Iraq than you can bear to read. But this report from the New York Times beats most of them. The war began with the plundering of Iraq's historic treasures and the destruction of historic sites. The political instability is now threatening the land and water itself.
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
The land of the two rivers is down for the count
Fifteen minutes on the Internet will find you more bad news stories about Iraq than you can bear to read. But this report from the New York Times beats most of them. The war began with the plundering of Iraq's historic treasures and the destruction of historic sites. The political instability is now threatening the land and water itself.
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