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WE read about famines in Sierra Leone, Somalia and other African States. Then we read about the US and the UN looking for billions of dollars from other countries to rebuild the infrastructure in Iraq, which was bombed into ruins by American and British forces.

Let the allies pay

Mon, 03 Nov, 2003 - 00:00

How about getting our priorities right and put the onus for rebuilding where it belongs?

Patricia O’Shea,

8, Lime Trees Road,

Douglas,

Cork.

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