The Coming Crisis in Northern Iraq

December 6, 2007

Thursday December 06
7:45 PM - 9:15 PM

Reese Erlich, author, journalist, radio and television producer

While the debate on Iraq focuses on developments in Baghdad and the security situation in the country’s center and south, the next crisis may well break out in the Kurdish areas of the north, where an alliance of anti-Turkish and anti-Iranian Kurdish terrorists receive aid and comfort from the U.S.-backed Kurdish Regional Government. Reese Erlich finds that corruption is rampant in the Kurdish administration, and has accumulated evidence that Washington is using Kurdish terrorists in “regime change” operations against Iran.

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