The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT26) AMMAN, Jordan -- Feb. 15, 2003 -- IRAQ-U.S.-ARABS-REVIEW-3 -- Every day now, a flood of battered cars and buses arrives in Amman, Jordan, bearing migrants from Iraq. Many are men of military age who have driven across the open desert, or paid bribes to Iraqi guards at the border crossing 250 miles east of Amman, to escape being drafted into Saddam Hussein's battalions. Iraqi refugees in Amman say they want Saddam removed. But their hatred of Saddam has a potent counterpoint: For them, the country that would rid them of their leader was not at all a bastion of freedom, dispatching its legions to defend liberty, but a greedy, menacing imperial power. Yet leaders of some Arab countries believe that U.S. troops would be hailed as liberators in Iraq. An Iraqi runs his kebab stand in downtown Amman, Jordan February 11, 2003. (Tyler Hicks/The New York Times)
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The New York Times Agency
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