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This poster, produced by the War Resisters League, is a 1990s critique of George Bush, Sr.'s initial "Persian Gulf War." A portion of Bush's speech has been illustrated with key words replaced by the corporate logos of oil companies benefiting from the war.
There is no artist attributed, and no printing information available on the poster.
NOTE: These posters are over 25-years-old. Although they are in overall great condition, they may have some worn or faded edges and small corner bends.
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