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…on sensory experience reveal an objective world existing apart from one's perceptions. But for M this is a decidedly non-ordinary use of "doubt." If I say "I doubt the war in Iraq will help America." I am using "doubt" in a perfectly straightforward 'ordinary…

…in the 82nd were among the ground troops that pushed into Iraq during the ground war…and we most definitely could shoot back. (American Women in Uniform, Desert Storm, web) From their performance and experience in the Persian Gulf, military women have earned…

…this new enemy. He stresses that this war will not be like the war against Iraq a decade ago, which ended in a swift conclusion. It will not look like the air battle in Kosovo two years ago, where not a single American was lost in combat. He states, “Our…

…a circus, the real actions and consequences are taking place right in the U.S. Another absurd action is the development of more nuclear weapons. The U.S. has countless nuclear devices, yet they criticize and condemn Iraq for their possesion of such bombs…

…weapons was used by the US and in the eighties, Iraq used mustard and tabun on Iran soldiers. The agents can be delivered to targets in many ways including missiles, bombs, rockets, grenades, artillery shells, crude canisters and landmines. In recent history…

…Identifying Rhetorical Devices A foreign policy expert? What marvelous irony that a man who couldn't name the president of Pakistan or find Yemen or even Iraq on the world map is now considered a foreign policy expert. Someone…

…as part of "Operation Provide Comfort" during the Persian Gulf War. Hennings flew 45 missions over northern Iraq and Turkey during two three-month periods. He completed his Air Force duty with medals for air achievement, humanitarianism and for being a member…

…between a middle aged and an elderly man. The men engage in small talk about everything from the possible war with Iraq to another shop down the street, never a break for silence. From the smiles on the men’s faces, they wish this time would never end. After…

…still rely on dictatorship principals. This type of government often puts the leaders out of touch with the people and can be detrimental to the culture if the leader does not respect the people. An example of this situation in today's world is Iraq…

…to such actions as the declaration of war on Iraq, the heightening if airport security, the placement of further restrictions on immigration, and the internment of foreign nationals on counts of terrorist involvement. As these foreign nationals pursue claims brought…