Five years on from the start of the war in Iraq Al Jazeera visited the USA to guage public mood towards the conflict.
In a special four part documentary we talked to, among others, grieving mothers, politicians and the man widely regarded as coining the phrase “axis of evil”, who still supports the war.
Five years ago, nobody expected US forces to still be in Iraq, least of all George Bush.
At the time, George Bush was more concerned with gaining international approval for what he thought would be a short, swift war.
Owen Fay has this report.
Five years on from the start of the war in Iraq Al Jazeera visited the USA to guage public mood towards the conflict.
In a special four part documentary we talked to, among others, grieving mothers, politicians and the man widely regarded as coining the phrase “axis of evil”, who still supports the war.
Five years on from the start of the war in Iraq Al Jazeera visited the USA to guage public mood towards the conflict.
In a special four part documentary we talked to, among others, grieving mothers, politicians and the man widely regarded as coining the phrase “axis of evil”, who still supports the war.
Five years on from the start of the war in Iraq, Al Jazeera visited the USA to gauge public mood towards the conflict.
In a special four part documentary we talked to, among others, grieving mothers, politicians and the man widely regarded as coining the phrase “axis of evil”, who still supports the war.