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- Title
- Evans, Malcolm, 1945- :Join my war to end Iraqi brutality! New Zealand Herald, 11 March, 2003.
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- Alexander Turnbull Library
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- Description
Uncle Sam rides to war in a tank with the comanionship of a British bulldog, which sits in the smaller gun tower below him. Uncle Sam is holding a placard. A Suadi man with a cane that is dripping with blood makes his excuse for not joining the war. Refers to the United State's hypocricy in damning human rights abuses in Iraq, yet continuing to support Saudi Arabia, a country which is blatently out of line with human rights accords. Extended Title - Saudi Arabia. 'We'd love to but we're in t...
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- Image
- Date created
- 2003
- URL
- http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23041406
- Locations
- Saudi Arabia / Iraq / United States
- Related subjects
- Emblems, National / Bulldog / Human rights / Violence / Tanks (Military science) / War / United States / Foreign relations / Iraq / Political corruption / Uncle Sam (Symbolic character) / Saudi Arabia
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