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America on Trial Transcript
Iraq



Published: 20-Feb-2003
By: Channel 4



Jon Snow chaired a studio debate as part of channel 4's commitment to providing alternative voices and opinions in its coverage of the Iraq crisis.


Read the transcript of the show here



Are the United States about to destroy the balance of international relations forever, putting us all at risk to secure its own interests?



Or is President Bush the only leader bold and responsible enough to carry out the world's dirty work and remove the threat of Saddam Hussein for once and for all?



Post September 11, the US now believes that pre-emptive action against a perceived threat can be used as justification for an unprovoked war. But what are their real motives?



And, after Iraq, where does Bush venture next? Are we about to witness a new age of American imperialism?



The US stance and its readiness to take unilateral action have grave implications for the future role and authority of the United Nations.



And, as her closest ally, what are the consequences for us here in the UK?



America on Trial challenges the position of the United States as they embark on a new era in foreign policy.



America on Trial broadcasts on Channel 4 on Saturday 22nd Feb 2003 at 6.45pm


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