In Iraq, Another Threat To Security: Politics -- New York Times
BAGHDAD — The televised confessions came quickly in the days after each of the deadly bombings in August and October that rocked the capital and claimed 280 lives.
The broadcasts, heavily edited images of men, some in orange jumpsuits, seated alone against a stark backdrop, did little to answer who was actually behind the attacks. In fact, the confessions contradicted public statements by other officials.
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