Iraqis won't get much of a country back

PAUL BREMER says violence is not expected to delay the handover of Iraq's governance to Iraqis in June.

Iraqis won't get much of a country back
Sat, 24 Apr, 2004 - 01:00

Seeing as the US would still control economic policy, security, major contracts and (not surprisingly) oil, it doesn't leave them very much to govern, does it?

Judy Burke,

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