The Canadian analyst doubts the U.S wants freedom for Iraq.

In an interview with the Toronto Star, Chomsky raises the question of the choice Iraqis face: "The issue is, who's going to run Iraq? The struggle is between the steadfast Iraqi demand for democracy and the bitter U.S. insistence on resisting it. "

He outlines the imperialist nature of both Great-Britain and the United-States which "is building the biggest diplomatic mission in the world in Baghdad, with 3,000 people. "

Opponent of the war, Chomsky concludes by saying the only way Iraqis can expect true democracy is if people of invading take a strand : "Will the people in the West pressure their governments to allow Iraqis to have freedom?"

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