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- Simmons , Geoff . 1996 . The Scourging of Iraq , New York : St. Martin's Press . Usually considered the more obvious problem with the Gulf War were the deaths of hundreds of thousands of indisputably innocent children that resulted from US obliteration of water treatment facilities and subsequent sanctions that prevented the Iraqi people's access to medication. See:
- 2000 . "The Injustice of 'Just Wars'," . Peace Review , 12 ( 3 ) : 449 – 455 . For more on "collateral damage," see:
- 2001 . "Violence and Hypocrisy," . Dissent , 48 ( 1 ) : 79 – 87 .
- 2001 . "The Military's Self-fulfilling Prophecy/' . Peace Review , 13 ( 2 ) : 273 – 280 . For more on the economics of modern capitalistic military states, see:
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- 2001 . Alison Johnson's Gulf War Syndrome: Legacy of a Perfect War , Brunswick, ME : MCS Information Exchange . ) recounts the story of this struggle of Gulf War veterans (more than 100,000 of whom have suffered debilitating illnesses since their deployment in the Gulf), against the US military administration's persistent refusal to acknowledge their claims.
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