From today's Age:
And a more substantial assault on Saddam's legacy is under way as the authority prepares to dismantle the food distribution system that gave free rations of flour, rice, cooking oil and other staples to every Iraqi.
Described by the United Nations as the world's most efficient food network, the system still keeps Iraqis from going hungry. But US civilian administrator Paul Bremer views it as a dangerous socialist anachronism.
The Coalition Provisional Authority is planning to abolish it in January, despite warnings that this could lead to hunger and riots.
And a more substantial assault on Saddam's legacy is under way as the authority prepares to dismantle the food distribution system that gave free rations of flour, rice, cooking oil and other staples to every Iraqi.
Described by the United Nations as the world's most efficient food network, the system still keeps Iraqis from going hungry. But US civilian administrator Paul Bremer views it as a dangerous socialist anachronism.
The Coalition Provisional Authority is planning to abolish it in January, despite warnings that this could lead to hunger and riots.
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Date: 2003-10-10 02:13 am (UTC)I just hope they instigate something else so that people don't suffer too much
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Date: 2003-10-10 05:58 am (UTC)I mean this is the same 'government' that think Australia's Medicare system is a socialist idea.
*shrug*
People suck!