4 Responses to “Iraq: The Struggle to Keep it Together”
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Yeah, I loved it.
When there’s a will there’s a way?
Hope so…
Ohoud, maybe, but i looked at it as two different things: a struggle to keep things from falling apart, and a call for them to work hand in hand. the problem is i’m not sure if it’s a reflection of what is or a refelection of what should be.
strong cartoon, i like it when hajjaj is optimistic