Titlebook: Iraq; A Lost War Mohamed El-Shibiny Book 2010 Mohamed El-Shibiny 2010 democracy.democratization.government.terrorism.war

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Is the Iraq War Justified?,nk with Saddam. The U.S. Senate Intelligence Report of September 2006, issued to mark the fifth anniversary of 9/11, concluded that there was no link between Saddam and members of al-Qaeda. The report continued that contradicted claims were made by the U.S. government in the lead-up to its invasion

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Is the Iraq War Justified?,he Anglo-American invasion of Iraq was to “l(fā)iberate” its people from the tyranny of Saddam Hussein and the despotism of his regime. The second most important reason was to destroy alleged weapons of mass destruction accumulated in Iraq by Saddam Hussein. The third reason we must consider as most imp

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The Global Feeling Against War in Iraq,in Iraq,” marching past Madison Square Garden, the site of the Republican National Convention August 29–September 2, 2004. The march was sponsored by United for Peace and Justice. Organizers said that as many as a quarter of a million demonstrators had taken part in the demonstrations.

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The Positions of the UN and EU Toward War in Iraq, Council and take unilateral action they would not be in conformity with the Charter.” The Charter allows nations to take military action only with Security Council approval. The United States opted for taking military action against a UN member state without the council’s approval.

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World and Islamic Condemnation of the Abu Ghraib Detention and Abuse of Power in Iraq,n article published in May 2004 by the . magazine was the first to report that an American general found evidence of “sadistic, blatant, and wanton criminal abuse of Iraqis held at the prison west of Baghdad that was infamous under Saddam Hussein’s reign.”

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The Danger of Islamic Insurgents in Iraq,e first anniversary of the occupation of Iraq, in March 2004, a powerful car bomb exploded at night outside a downtown hotel, killing or injuring at least sixty-seven people. The explosion collapsed part of the fortified building and threw bodies into the street. It was clear that the attack was a p

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Is Democracy in Iraq in Flames?,his first news conference in March 2007 in Baghdad since he took command a month before, rightly said, “There is no military solution to a problem like that in Iraq, to the insurgency of Iraq. Military action is necessary to help improve security… but it is not sufficient.” He added that political p