Evans, Malcolm, 1945- :Good luck! Yeah right! New Zealand Herald, 6 June 2003.
Reference Number: DX-002-275
A hawk carrying a book of weapons of mass destruction and a magnifying glass passes a dove, carrying a road map to peace. Refers to the so-called 'Road Map' to peace in the Middle East, drafted by the United States, the United Nations, the European Union and the Russian Federation. Also refers to the lack of evidence for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, whose alleged existence was one of the stated justifications for the US-led war on Iraq.
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