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IRAQ VS. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:HOW MUCH LONGER WILL INNOCENT PEOPLE CONTINUE TO DIE UNTIL SANCTIONS ARE LIFTED?In the year 1990 the Middle East was in a tense position after the attack of Kuwait by its Iraq neighbours and its' President Sadaam Hussein. This was only to beginning of what turned out to be a war, which many were hurt, and many countries felt the effect as a result of this war. The Gulf War did not start until 1991 but tension was building between the world and Iraq. Iraq was left out on its own to fend off the world. This war turned out to be Sadaam vs. the world. Countries felt threatened by the mere existence of this man Sadaam considering him a menace to society. Sadaam proved over again that he was after land first invading Iran and then taking over Kuwait. When Sadaam took over Kuwait he was after the Kuwaiti Oil. Iraq wanted to be the second largest to Saudi Arabia in Oil production and only could achieve this by taking over Kuwaiti soil. The Gulf War turned out to be a hard fought war led by the United States of America and George Bush's Administration. The Bush Administration was determined not let Kuwait be walked over by a stronger country in Iraq. This administration was not entering into thi
The war of Sanctions had just begun against Iraq. Iraq's invasion of Kuwait forced Israel, primarily, and the US, secondly, as Israel's guarantor, to face up to the possibility that there was, for the first time since 1948, a genuine threat to Israel's survival. One major impact of this war was the reallocation of people moving from Kuwait to other countries to avoid the war. Nine years after the war and their still are restrictions placed upon a poor people. World leaders have become cautious against a repeat of World War II yet there are limits and limitations to their attempts to prevent such upraises. Anonymous, "Sanctions and Air Strikes" Oil and Gas Journal Volume 96 December 28, 19985. Yet it is hard to concede that the American government was out to prevent this take over. They built propaganda surrounding the insanity of Sadaam without declaring the facts that they were making money on this operation of defence. The longer he played cat-and-mouse with inspectors, the stronger he became. In the Iraq situation the people do not have much of a say and as a result they continue to suffer greatly accordingly from the inhumane conditions which they live within not to mention the psychological disturbances caused by war. Kuwait lost $240 billion (US) and Iraq lost $120 billion (US). It has been estimated that the Gulf Region alone lost $ 438 billion (US). In the Gulf region it is common for people to work in other countries and upon Iraq's take over of Kuwait many feared what was to come and returned back to their home lands. In the end Iraqi people are dying and have come to despise the rest of the world. These Sanctions have only added hardships to the already extreme perils of life in Iraq.
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