Sat. July 19, 2008
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Donklephant
July 19, 2008
More than five years after the conflict began with the overthrow of
Saddam Hussein, the
American military presence now depends significantly, ...
9NEWS.com
July 19, 2008
He was present for the first interview of Saddam Hussein following his capture in 2003. "My first thought is this guy is not healthy. ...
Houston Chronicle
July 19, 2008
Iraqis are snapping up the fridges, air conditioners and other energy-consuming devices that have come onto the
market since the fall of
Saddam Hussein. ...
International Herald Tribune
July 19, 2008
First, there were UN sanctions after
Saddam Hussein's invasion of
Kuwait in 1990. Then US-led forces toppled the dictator in 2003, and violence engulfed the ...
istockAnalyst.com
July 18, 2008
The country closed its embassy in
Iraq in 1990, after
Saddam Hussein invaded his tiny, oil-rich neighbor. The attack spurred the 1991 US-led invasion to ...
Hilton Head Island Packet
July 18, 2008
... stockpile of natural
uranium known as "yellowcake," which could have been used in
nuclear weapons, was left over from
Saddam Hussein's nuclear program. ...
Evening Bulletin
July 18, 2008
The lie and misconception that pervades all the criticism of the origins of the war is that America went to war to remove Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass ...
Los Angeles Times
July 18, 2008
They were afraid the crowds they drew would provide cover for an attack on Saddam Hussein's Republican Palace, on the other side of the river. ...
International Herald Tribune
July 18, 2008
At that time,
the United States was using
Turkey's Incirlik air base to bomb
Saddam Hussein's air defenses. At the same time, Ankara was paralyzed by its ...
VFXWorld
July 18, 2008
HOUSE OF SADDAM focuses on the lives of Saddam Hussein's closest family and an elite few and is an intimate portrait in to the world of his inner circle. ...
Kansas City Star
July 18, 2008
The decision to disband
Saddam Hussein's
army left thousands of men out of work, pushing many into the
Sunni insurgency. Other
Iraqis were so desperate for ...
Newsday
July 18, 2008
Kuwait named its first ambassador to
Iraq yesterday since
Saddam Hussein's forces invaded the oil-rich country in 1990 and set off the
Persian Gulf War.
AllAfrica.com
July 17, 2008
If they don't slavishly serve super military powers' interests, they will be distant history, like Saddam Hussein. Apart from having a Zimbabwean passport, ...
Reuters
July 17, 2008
... on a $500 million (249 million pound) deal to sell airliners to the government of Saddam Hussein, Airbus finally conceded on Thursday the deal was off. ...
Times Online
July 17, 2008
Kuwait today named its first ambassador to
Iraq since
Saddam Hussein invaded his tiny neighbour in 1990, a move that sparked the
First Gulf War involving ...
Argentina News
July 15, 2008
Among those on the watchlist are former Iraqi dictator
Saddam Hussein who was hanged in 2005, decorated war veterans, and US senator
Ted Kennedy. ...
The Moderate Voice
July 15, 2008
Now, lots of people thought, with the information they had, that Saddam Hussein was an imminent threat - and most of them have since been quite clear that, ...
PoliGazette
July 15, 2008
Most people appear now to believe that it is quite wrong to mention
Saddam Hussein even in the same breath as either a)
Weapons of Mass Destruction or b) ...
Boston Globe
July 15, 2008
It seems that the psychological pathology that pervades
Iraq five years after
Saddam Hussein's toppling is the same: instantaneous capitulation to the whims ...
CNN
July 15, 2008
Shortly after
Saddam Hussein invaded that country in 1990, her family fled and settled in
Jordan. After graduating from business school, Rania began working ...
Atlantic Online
July 15, 2008
And
Saddam Hussein, the most aggressive and destabilizing force in the
Middle East for the last several decades, is dead, and his genocidal regime is now ...
Asia Times Online
July 15, 2008
Iraq's invasion of
Iran in 1980, along with the West's subsequent support for
Saddam Hussein, shaped and molded the Iranian psyche and affected their ...
Scripps News
July 15, 2008
...
uranium from
Iraq argues that
the United States and its allies were right to be very worried about
Saddam Hussein's nuclear-weapons intentions. ...
Indianapolis Star
July 13, 2008
While the Bushes in this scene from 1990 were talking about the
Texas Rangers (of whom George W. once owned a share) and
Saddam Hussein (against whom George ...
Los Angeles Times
July 13, 2008
The airport is a key extension of a commercial resurgence that has taken off in
Najaf since the 2003 overthrow of
Saddam Hussein, who had severely cut down ...
Times of Malta
July 13, 2008
... ravaged eyes and lungs, 20 years after Iraqi poison gas attacks that went mostly ignored by world powers then siding with
Saddam Hussein against
Iran. ...
MWC News
July 13, 2008
The Shah helped to infiltrate Israeli
army officers into the Kurdish part of
Iraq, where they assisted Mustafa Barzani's revolt against
Saddam Hussein. ...
Times Online
July 13, 2008
The most sanctioned leaders of the past half-century have been
Fidel Castro, Colonel Gadaffi,
Saddam Hussein, Aya-tollah Khomeini, the
Taliban, ...