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I survived the 2009 Baghdad bombing. Here’s how Iran forced us to forgive the dictator who did it

On the scorching summer morning of Aug. 19, 2009, I was walking from my home in Baghdad‘s Mansour district to Ahmed Chalabi’s residence, just a few houses away, for our routine morning meeting. As I made my way down the street, I suddenly heard a massive explosion in the distance. Moments later, the blast wave […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·1h ago
I survived the 2009 Baghdad bombing. Here’s how Iran forced us to forgive the dictator who did it
On the scorching summer morning of Aug. 19, 2009, I was walking from my home in Baghdad‘s Mansour district to Ahmed Chalabi’s residence, just a few houses away, for our routine morning meeting. As I made my way down the street, I suddenly heard a massive explosion in the distance. Moments later, the blast wave […]
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