Restless Tribes
Iraq: Facing the Enemy
versions of this article
appeared in The Independent,
Outpost and the Alibi.
appeared in The Independent,
Outpost and the Alibi.
Travel Stories by Stephen Ausherman
Central Ave Press | 2004
The Alibi remembers...
from
Happy Quinceañera
The Alibi turns 15
Weekly Alibi
V.16 No.38 | September 20 - 26, 2007
...
1998
• In January, Alibi staff writer
Stephen Ausherman goes behind enemy
lines to report the happenings in
Iraq in a two-part feature titled,
"A Journey Through Iraq" — three
years before 9/11/01.
...
from
Happy Quinceañera
The Alibi turns 15
Weekly Alibi
V.16 No.38 | September 20 - 26, 2007
...
1998
• In January, Alibi staff writer
Stephen Ausherman goes behind enemy
lines to report the happenings in
Iraq in a two-part feature titled,
"A Journey Through Iraq" — three
years before 9/11/01.
...
Saddam 'n me
We suspected that our Iraqi drivers were
government agents. Their blue license plates
indicated government cars to which all other
drivers would yield, regardless of who had the
right-of-way. This blue-plate special allowed
us to cut in front of gas lines two blocks
long, pass through military and police check
points, run traffic lights and drive on the
wrong side of the road at 100 miles per hour.
...
government agents. Their blue license plates
indicated government cars to which all other
drivers would yield, regardless of who had the
right-of-way. This blue-plate special allowed
us to cut in front of gas lines two blocks
long, pass through military and police check
points, run traffic lights and drive on the
wrong side of the road at 100 miles per hour.
...
