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Scanning today's news, I found this in a BBC article:

Referring to a US-sponsored conference on why their is so much anti-American opinion world-wide,
"But before it started, the author Salman Rushdie had some very public advice for everyone involved.

"He warned that attacking Iraq would unleash what he described as a generation-long plague of anti-Americanism that could make the present epidemic look like a time of good health. "

Yet, we have Rushdie cited here as supporting a US attack in Iraq...

Does anyone have an accurate and reliable quote from Rushdie and the US and Iraq?

Best regards, Lawry

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