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…"Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi dictator is a ruthless despot who has brought enormous misery on his own people. It is a pity he remains in power..." (Finley ). The tension between Iran and Iraq had deep roots. Long-standing major problems included…

…Military action in Iraq was justified The issue that sprung to my mind when the media started to talk about this war was that if the was war in Iraq was not pulled off well then we would rid the world of the tyrant that is saddam Hussein. If it were…

…The war in Iraq has become a controversial issue in the United States. Many are opposed and even more want the troops to come home. How did the war start? There were four big players that played a major role in starting the conflict, according…

…to go to war with Iraq? Were reasons for war the right ones? I have to rely on my personal opinion, which I feel this war was not justified. Saddam Hussein is out of power, for Iraq maybe it's justified. The people can rebuild, if they know how…

…and destabilizing wars Last weekend, Nebraska Senator, Chuck Hagel, compared Iraq to Vietnam. Senator Hagel said we are "bogged down" in Iraq, and that the situation there was "not dissimilar" to quagmire the US found itself in during the Vietnam conflict. He also…

…Assignment: Employ at least one ethical theory and at least one published reference in favor of the war in Iraq and at least one ethical theory and one published reference against the war in Iraq. The war in Iraq has been at the forefront of the news…

…George W. Bush ordered , sent troops to Iraq to overthrow Saddam Hussein, acknowledged by all as their sinister leader. Prior to the decision to invade Iraq, all sources indicated that Saddam Hussein had possession of weapons of mass destruction. Most…

…Sanctions against Iraq Since august 1990, UN have stringent economic sanctions against Iraqi to prevent the Iraqi regime developing chemical and biological weapons to use against their neighbors. What exactly are economic sanctions are the banning…

…IRAq Vs AMERICA Veiwpoint of the general public on this issue including the leaders and the Questions which arised due to our world leaders actions and demands. "Our political leaders do not explain how they translated the public's often…

…politically. President George Bush and Prime Ministers Tony Blair and John Howard in their current invasion of Iraq are the twenty-first century equivalent of these misguided 'liberators'. They are poor students of history, destined to repeat its mistakes rather…