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…States, Venezuela, Iran, Kuwait, Libya, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Russia, and Romania. The largest area for petroleum is in the Middle East. Because of the subterranean origin of petroleum, it must be extracted by wells. Until an exploratory well has…

…of; then it will be worth every moment. Basically what we are fighting for is to maintain what we have. To support our beliefs about the United States. To go into war to defend our political ideas is perfectly necessary especially under the circumstances of the Iraq…

…, the disease itself was officially declared eradicated, and as a result, smallpox no longer exists outside the laboratory. However, two official stockpiles remain—one at the CDC and one in Siberia. The possibility that anti-American regimes, such as in Iraq, have…

…against Libya after evidence came out that Libya was involved in an attack on American soldiers in a West Berlin nightclub. By ordering naval escorts in the Persian Gulf, he maintained the free flow of oil during the Iran-Iraq war. In keeping with the Reagan…

…Mesopotamia a “great civilization”. The fact alone that the Mesopotamians were able to survive in the unforgiving land between the rivers says much about the strength and adaptability of this civilization. Mesopotamia, located in what in what is now Iraq…

…, Costa Rica, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Ethiopia, France, Great Britain, Greece, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, India, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Liberia, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua…

…with no one to go out with when it comes time for the confrontation. We are wearing our back up out so badly that they wouldn’t even want to hold it down against a small dirt box as Iraq. SO I say again, what to say? Do I say anything at all, or is there really…

…of the government start furiously backpedaling, when it’s allowed to internalize prejudices which were once taboo, a problem arises. The country is at a crossroads, just as it was during the war in Vietnam. Is it right to engage war with Iraq? What about the “war…

…halfway between pre-emptive action and preventive war. With one caveat: In Iraq’s case they want to blend in a touch of regime change - Washington’s polite phrase for overthrowing a government - so that they only have to do this once.”(New York Times…

…. For example, before the Persian Gulf War occurred and before Saddam Hussein began his invasion of Kuwait and the many other neighboring countries of Iraq, this so called, “mad man”, was once a proxy fighter for the United States. He was trained and employed…