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…and democracy by going to war with Iraq. War with Iraq is likely to be a potentially long war which cannot be won because the U.S. democratic values are not the inherent values of the people in Iraq. While the U.S. government concentrates on war, the U.S. economy…

…Crescent. The heartland of Assyria lies in present day Northern Iraq. The remains of the ancient capital of Assyria, Nineveh, lie next to Mosul in Northern Iraq. The world’s 4.5 million Assyrians are currently dispersed with members of the Diaspora comprising…

…Kuwait is a huge oil producer ; it has about ten per cent of the world’s oil reserves). Iraq accused Kuwait, and also the United Arab Emirates, of breaking agreements that limit oil productions in the middle east. According to Saddam Hussein, this brought…

…        The events in the book, 'War In The Gulf', took place in the 1990s. The place was the Middle East, specifically, Iraq and Kuwait. Before the time of the Persian Gulf War, the Middle East was a place riddled…

…Conflicting Goals for the U.N. Resolution (written on 10/19/2002) On Thursday, October 10th, the United States Congress voted on a resolution that would authorize President Bush to use military force against Iraq. The House of Representatives vote…

…Saddam Hussein Saddam Hussein (1937- ), authoritarian president of Iraq since 1979) who has led his country into two devastating wars. Born to a poor farming family in Tikrît, a town north of Baghdâd, Hussein was raised by his widowed mother…

…In the news lately is the “Fight Against Terrorism, Disarming Iraq.” To me I think this is totally ridiculous. Don’t get me wrong, I do not believe the Saddam Hussein is a great man and I definitely don’t believe in dictatorships. What I do think…

…to the nation regarding his ‘axis of evil’ last spring. First, something needs to be cleared up. Iraq is not a ‘new evil’; it has been around for a long time. In that time, there have always been problems with it. Bush’s father started a war with Iraq over ten years…

…, “A pre-emptive attack on Iraq will allow special weapons investigations to be pursued on Iraq territory, which in turn will prevent Saddam Hussein from bringing another World Trade Centre event to America”. However, Hussein not only has revenge from the Gulf…

…Saddam Hussein is back with vengeance, and his threats of world destruction aren't to be taken lightly. The United States tried unsuccessfully to target him during the Gulf War in February 1991; however, they confidently expected the Iraq leader…