Shock and awe: the night Baghdad burned (An extract from The Great War for Civilisation: the Conquest of the Middle East)
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1 comments:
>How could the Iraqis ever believe - with their broken technology, their debilitating 12 years of sanctions - that they could defeat the computers of these missiles and of these aircraft?
this is the foundation for a lot of war - one side irrationaly thinks that it can beat the other side.
Posted by Genius : 10/03/2005 07:29:00 AM
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