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28, 1991. This war was a result of Iraq invading Kuwait in order to gain control of the Persian Gulf and all trading posts in nearby port cities. Saddam Hussein, the president of Iraq, believed that invading and seizing control of Kuwait would give him strategical and economical advantages over the other nations in the region. Once Saddam Hussein ordered the invasion of Kuwait, President Bush and the leaders of other nations sent troops to prepare for a war to break out. The Persian Gulf War was a

Bush addressed the US General assembly that he was turning his foreign-policy attention to the regime of Saddam Hussein who had ignored eleven years of UN resolutions meant to force Iraq’s disarmament and end his repression of the Iraqi people, Bush declared that if this continued action will be inevitable, Saddam Hussein has "display its hostility toward America," "support terror," and break its international agreements” (Polk, 2005). Bush declared that if they failed

The Gulf war and the Iraq war were two wars in which the primary antagonist was Saddam Hussein. These two are current wars that coercied the establishment of the Middle East, as well as global security, it has been contemplated that the real direction leading toward the intervention of the west in both wars, was not what the alliance wanted that was, led by the United States. This brought about justifying their intervention, instead of targeting the retaliation from the West, which was protected

overthrowing the Hussein regime at a poor time and deepening the anti-Western attitude in the Middle East. The United States involvement in the Iran-Iraq War escalated conflict and destabilized the area by giving arms to both sides. The Iran-Iraq War was fought between 1980 and 1988. It began by Iraq invading Iran for oil and territory because they thought Iran would

that the administration had proposed for the immediacy of war in order to best refute them. The first and often most repeated argument that Saddam Hussein posed a direct threat to the United States is that he possessed weapons of mass destruction. I am willing to concede that the Iraqi military possessed both chemical and biological agents. Saddam Hussein had stockpiles of them that were never accounted for after the first Gulf War. He has even used them on several occasions on Kurdish minorities

to respond to the 9/11 attack by Osama Bin Laden. The rationale of the Bush administration to invade Iraq was that Saddam Hussein had supported Osama Bin Laden’s attacks. However, this claim made no sense going by the fact that Osama had nothing but disdain for the peculiar regime of one Saddam Hussein. Additionally, the complaint by the Bush administration that Saddam Hussein was hiding dangerous weapons of mass destruction turned to be false since the administration had no evidence to prove it.

States was involved with Iraq, the Ba’ath Party administrated Iraq by the Revolutionary Command Council. It elected the president and the cabinet, which was devised by the military. Saddam Hussein was the president from1979 to 2003. In Dujail people tried to kill him, he ordered to slaughter 148 residents. Hussein was a genocidal racist, it’s estimated he killed 182,000 Kurds with chemical weapons, and he killed 250,000 to 30,000 Marsh Arabs. The civil rights of Iraqis have changed after the invasion

The US has put their presence in Southeast Asia and it has resulted in dire consequences. Southeast Asia has terrorist groups known as Al Qaeda and evil leaders such as Saddam Hussein. America thinks that their presence is needed in Southeast Asia to help deal with relations like this and others to come. But, the US should not have a presence in Southeast Asia. The US should not have a presence in Southeast Asia because, our military has and will cause further damage to the ecosystem, we tend to

unnecessary war is a critique of the possibility of war with Iraq. Mearsheimer calls Saddam Hussein cruel yet can be easily dissuaded. The author predicted then that if the United States is to invade Iraq, it will be because Iraq fails to comply with the United Nation inspection to the administrations liking. According to the author, the real reason the United States will invade Iraq is to topple Saddam Hussein because they believe that he is not dissuaded and that he may use WMDs. Advocates of the

led by the United States in 2003 in attempts to maintain international hegemony. The 9/11 attacks was viewed as a way to justly invade Iraq and overthrow Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein who threatned one of the U.S’ vital economic component, oil. The main goal of the invasion in Iraq was to outs the radical leader Saddam Hussein and institutionalize democracy, law and order in the country. The U.S failed to plan properly for the aftermath of the regime change. This led to the outbreak of insurgents in