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Philippines

• October 20 -- David
Sanger Remembers the Maine
The Times has often linked the Iraq war
with the Vietnam "quagmire," but David Sanger reaches back to the
Spanish-American War: "Some of [Bush's] critics have argued that the
justification for invading Iraq bore a resemblance to the rationale the United
States used to begin that war in 1898, citing evidence, discounted as flimsy,
that the battleship Maine had been deliberately blown up in Cuba by Spanish
forces."
E-mail
TimesWatch Director, Clay Waters, with TimesWatch feedback at
cwaters@mediaresearch.org
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