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…Iraqi women that pieces together countless events of war-torn Iraq, "9 Parts of Desire" presents a point of view which is unseen by many Americans today. Being an Iraqi but living in America was difficult on Raffo. She was torn between her own safety, her…

…The UN is meaningless, weak, completely ineffectual and doomed to the fate of its forerunner, the League of Nations. After the Gulf War, the UN imposed conditions on Iraq that demanded full cooperation with weapons inspectors. Since then, the UN has…

…. Whether wrong or right, Patriotism is supporting your country in the situations it is involved in and the leaders of your nation's decisions. Support for ones country is extremely relevant when defining patriotism. The war in Iraq has caused a division…

…intrigued by the latest effort by Downing Street to convince a sceptical British public that Iraq's weapons of mass destruction posed a threat to world peace that could not be ignored. The document begins with a perfectly reasonable assessment of how Iraq has…

…, to promote the general welfare, and to secure the blessings of liberty. Evidence of these purposes can be found in a number of places. News articles are an example of one of these places. The first article I chose is about the conflict between Iraq…

…are comparable in our society to those who feel that invading Iraq was a good thing. Pro-war ideals state that Iraq is nothing without an occupying country that knows what it is doing. However, on the other side, Anti-war protestors say that invading Iraq and taking…

…could be invited to participate in information sharing, joint exercises, and peacekeeping operations. Another example of America providing security is clear in the Persian Gulf War, fought in Kuwait and Iraq during January and February 1991. The crisis…

…, the president of the United States of America repeatedly pleads his case to the world for invading Iraq. Various people in the world supported his case because they believed that Iraq truly possessed weapons of mass destruction (WMD). Once the war was over…

…is responsible for this, it is a possibility. A similar instance in the world today is Iraq under Saddam Hussein's regime. There was only one television channel and all newspapers were government controlled and operated. The intention of these tactics of censorship…

…are the economy, the war in Iraq, health care, and education. On the Des Moines Register website, the popular newspaper in Iowa's capital city, a poll was taken amongst the people stating their main concerns about their state. 40% was economy and jobs, 19% Iraq, 17…