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…billion in petroleum, machinery and transport equipment, edible oils, fertilizer, jewelry, iron, and steel. India's major trade partners are the United States, Russia, Japan, Iraq, and Iran. India's nuclear tests in May 1998 seriously damaged Indian…

…on Terrorism and the War in Iraq without the brave men who fight to protect us? Our right to safety is imperative for our own wellbeing. Being an American citizen is definitely an honor and a privilege. We are freely given numerous rights which we take…

…their disputes for the Aaland Islands. After a careful study it was formulated that the island belonged to Finland - both countries accepted this. When the League rejected Turkey's claim to the region of Mosul in Iraq (which was a British mandate), Turkey agreed…

…and does not care about anyone, not even his people or family. Respect or power reminds me of the situation in Iraq. Saddam Hussein, who kill's his own family members, who doesn't even care for his own people, why is he in such a tough position? Because he…

…billion in petroleum, machinery and transport equipment, edible oils, fertilizer, jewelry, iron, and steel. India's major trade partners are the United States, Russia, Japan, Iraq, and Iran. India's nuclear tests in May 1998 seriously damaged Indian…

…, many claimed that it was not fair to apply so harsh punishment toward Iraq and at the time being very soft with Israel when disobeying UN resolutions. Today, the west has no competition militarily or economically. The only country that could develop…

…. Major Rhonda Cornum who was taken prisoner by Iraqi forces after her helicopter was shot down over Iraq during the Persian Gulf War denied any abuse initially, however she later admitted that she was "violated manually vaginally and rectally." How…

…makes a push on Iraq to try to gain control of precious oil fields. They also attack Iceland, because it would allow them to reach further into the Atlantic. The Russians become so power-hungry that they decide the only way to gain the power they want…

…remember initially knowing my uncle only by his absence and his uniformed photograph enshrined on my grandparents’ endtable. On the day that Iraq invaded Kuwait, I was a young man hiking in the mountains of California with a friend who, less than 24 hours later…

…so harsh punishment toward Iraq and at the time being very soft with Israel when disobeying UN resolutions. Today, the west has no competition militarily or economically. The only country that could develop economically without westernizing is Japan…