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Evans, Malcolm Paul, 1945- :Imperial Safaris. 29 August 2013
- Date
- 2013
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- DCDL-0026044
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Two unidentified arms dealers and the President of the United States, Barack Obama, mounted on an elephant labelled 'Imperial Safaris and Arms Sales' and heavily laden with gus and other weapons, look in consternation at a rat which has been gassed. One dealer exclaims 'You're right Obama! Something must be done to stop the use of deadly poison gas!...It could put us out of business!'
After the gassing of civilians in Syria, the United States and the world in general reacted with revulsion at these tactics. Yet the United States and other governments' economies were finding the sale of conventional weapons to both sides in the Syrian conflict higly profitable.
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