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…-collar community I suggest that more discretion and forethought be reserved. It is obvious that our nation is not at its highest economic potential. With the effects of September 11th still in clear view and the consequence of focus put on Iraq…

…? Of course not! Americans don’t think. They kill. While the spoken universal #1 enemy is now Iraq, in many ways, it is actually the United States of America. It is inhumane to talk about how we should help less developed countries, while immorally exploiting…

…Over a decade ago it was generally expected that the end of the Cold War would usher in the revival of the United Nations. At that time the U.N. negotiated a string of settlements that resolved conflicts between Iran and Iraq, incited the removal…

…the Shiite Muslims and still have tensions with the Sunni Muslims, especially in the mid east regions on countries such as Iraq. Today, many interpretations of Islam have been skewed. Jihad which by tradition is supposed to mean struggle within oneself has moved…

…in the Royal Family, which then decided the control of the country. In Autocracies, for example in Iraq, Sadam Hussain is in full control, even a mojority vote can not kick this guy out of the system, even if all of the 17 million wanted to. Sedam runs…

…in Iran, Zaire, Guatemala, and Chile (the last of which coincidentally also took place on Sept. 11). In 1991, we killed more than 100,000 men, women, and children in Iraq, deliberately wiping out electricity and water supplies with the result that tens…

…economy is in a recession. Some people think Bush should take action against unemployment and create more jobs to boost the economy. One way he is trying to create this boost is to go to war (on terror and Iraq) and spend billions of dollars on health…

…, Somalia, Ethipoia, Nigeria, Mozambique, Chile, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Dominican Republic, Iraq, Indonesia, India, Iran, Guatemala, and El Salvador – with the occasiona l, and minor exceptions. Making a statement of such obligation and responsibility…

…to invade Saudi Arabia. President Bush sent 425,000 American troops, joined by 118,000 troops from allied nations, to free Kuwait. After weeks of air and missile bombardment, the mission named Desert Storm forced Iraq's army to retreat. President Bush’s…

…economy is in a recession. Some people think Bush should take action against unemployment and create more jobs to boost the economy. One way he is trying to create this boost is to go to war (on terror and Iraq) and spend billions of dollars on health…