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Tariq Aziz[edit]

The Tariq Aziz item was removed because "This criminal is sour-graping about the US/UK involvement in Iraq. He's not an expert and has little or no control over the events that unfold. Therefore his opinions shouldn't qualify as notable". However, it still seems to be "of international interest", Aljazeera, The Guardian, Los Angeles Times, Reuters Africa, BBC, The Washington Times, The Daily Telegraph, etc, and all opinions aside, he is a former deputy prime minister of his country and was a senior figure from the 1980s to the 2000s. Wikipedia is not censored. --can dle •wicke 18:37, 6 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]