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…"And if the US had just lifted the sanctions on Iraq, as you and many others wished, I'm sure that Saddam would have never ever dreamed of doing another Halabja, right?" Colin Powell, United States Secretary of State, said this sarcastically. Halabja…

…, unilaterally. When the war is finally ending, he is seeking the U.N.'s help in rebuilding and putting in a democratic form of government in Iraq. In Bush's speech, he tries to sound as if his actions were with the U.N.'s wishes and in order to strengthen it. He…

…of a handful of western leaders to publicly condemn America's attack on Iraq. In order to avoid as much anti-American sentiment as possible--and to pacify my mother's apprehension--we had considered adopting Canadian accents and peppering our luggage with his…

…that it was the wrong thing to do. How is it that people don't realize something is wrong until after it is done? Another example of the abuse of power is the whole rule of Saddam Hussein in Iraq. He goes and kills innocent people in his country because they do…

…. If a person walks up and slaps another in the face, that other person's first reaction will be to fight back. So while we may not be protecting our freedom by invading Iraq and removing Saddam from power, we are getting revenge. Saddam Hussein openly supported…

…or the effectiveness of this program. Furthermore, in rebuttal to Senator Kerry's response concerning the question "Are Americans dying in Iraq for a mistake?" President Bush rambles on about Senator Kerry. President Bush's choice repetitive words for this debate rang out…

…, which cross international law in regards to aggression. This has been seen recently in both Iraq and Afghanistan, where one country was harboring international terrorists and the other was an aggressor towards its peaceful neighbor; Kuwait. Some say…

…in 2004. According to Bush administration estimates, the budget will not return until fiscal year 2005.         In March of 2003, George Bush engaged the United States in a war with Iraq. Bush claimed the United States has intelligence that Saddam…

…are religious, like Palestinian-Israeli conflict between the Jews and the Muslims, some are territorial, like Iran-Iraq conflict, and some are political, like the internal troubles in Ukraine between the Democratic Party and the Communist party. All…

…democracy has no legitimacy when Big Business is embedded in the institutions of state and the elected representatives have no mandate. Who decides policy on genetic engineering the people of Monsanto? Who gave Bush and Blair the mandate to wage war on Iraq…