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…established the basis for a sanctions regime that is still in place today. In 1980, Iran was also drawn into a war with neighboring Iraq. Skirmishes between the two countries began when Iraqi leaders demanded that Iran grant autonomy to minority groups…

…was often disappointed. And whatever leverage the Palestinians once had was considerably eroded in the 1980s and 1990s by the PLO's own mistakes--including backing Iraq's invasion of Kuwait--as well as shifting regional and international politics. Today…

…COLIN POWELL: STATESMAN/SOLDIER "America stands ready to help any country that wishes to join the democratic world," said Colin Powell, before entering the war with Iraq this year at the 57th annual Alfred E. Smith memorial foundation dinner. Colin…

…against terrorism and Iraq. The Economy is in a rescission right now. This is why Bush is asking congress to improve the economy so that "We have an economy that grows fast enough to employ every man and woman who seeks a job." Bush wants this to be done…

…. Anarchy within this organization tends to alter power relationships for example when the French vowed to veto the recent attempt to a U.N. resolution on Iraq some intermediaries and political actors within the United States attempted to boycott French products…

…to bomb targets in Iraq. I explained that we were trying to liberate their country from its government and dictator, and that it was also for the safety of our country, as Iraq was believed to have nuclear and chemical weapons they planned to use on us…

…acceptable to agree that war is surrealistic. Speaking about recent events, American involvement in the wars in Afghanistan and in Iraq has been very stressful here at home. I do know a few "babies," mere 18 and 19 year old kids, who went across the sea to defend…

…Peace in The Middle East Maintaining peace at all times between all countries in the world is illogical, but the way these feuds are dealt with is a different story. When dealing specifically with the war on Iraq, war was the last option on our long…

…. Again, Hussein is not an ideal president of a country, but he is successful, and rules Iraq without any public opposition. For example, he won one hundred percent of the votes in the recent national election for president. This is the result of his tight…

…the identification of the threat of various chemical and biological agents. * Using additional sensors, for example, temperature, humidity, etc., to detect these agents. Saddam Hussein, leader of Iraq, is once again in conflict…