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Baghdad’s Ambassador Confronts a Fragmented Iraq

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Sumaida'ie, the INC, and the liberation of Iraq

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Samir Sumaida?ie, Iraq?s Ambassador to the United States, is a revolutionary. A decade ago, Sumaida?ie was an integral part of the diverse cadre of Iraqi dissidents who, from their perches in London, Washington, and Iraqi Kurdistan, provided impetus for the coup-by-proxy that would become one of the largest foreign policy blunders in modern American history.

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