Qusay Hussein

governments demand. For example, Iraq has plenty of oil and the United states wanted to gain this precious commodity. So first off, the US sent in correspondents to bribe the Sadam Hussein into exporting oil to the US for an extremely low price. This didn’t workout, so the US government tried to find a way to assassinate the Sadam Hussein, although that proved to be…

As explained by Cushman, it was “justified on the basis of protecting the Iraqi people from Saddam Hussein 's oppressive government and shielding the world from dangerous weapons in the hands of a tyrannous regime”, meaning that “Iraq required intervention” (Cushman, p. 404). The author understands that the war did not go as hoped, and that the existence…

politicians in Washington had committed themselves to toppling Saddam Hussein’s regime. The atrocities of 9/11 provided them with a launching pad to mount their offensive against him, and they subsequently embarked on a campaign of vilification, with Hussein as their primary target. Mass media acted on the government’s bidding with stories surrounding Hussein’s sponsoring of the attack, his amassment of nuclear weaponry, and also his alliance with Al-Qaeda, in an attempt to capitalize on the…

It was not until 1914, when 2 Million soldiers were sent to fight in World War I that America had adopted a foreign policy seeking to intervene in matters that little to no implication on American sovereignty (Peterson 1). That foreign policy of ‘hegemony’ is the antithesis of any good foreign policy. By being ‘The World’s Police’ the United States has only caused created more war, the opposite of stability. In addition to being a recipe for global wars, United States hegemony has lead to…

Saddam Hussein's Speech; Rhetorical Analysis From 1917 to 1991 Shiite Arabs of southern Iraq and Kurds of northern Iraq, known as Kurdistan, suffered under the aggressive behavior of Iraqi government which was mostly controlled by Sunnis in that time. These two parts of Iraq were attacked by the government aircrafts. Due to attacks that are lunched against Kurds and Shiite, after 1991, United State, United Kingdom, and France together put a limit to the flying zone of Iraqi's aircrafts,…

Great Satan vs Axis of Evil: the Iranian perspective The aim of this work is to address Crocker's article The Strategic Dilemma of a World Adrift, in which he describes the present-day geopolitical situation: policymakers struggle to create sound strategies in an increasingly complex world (7). I am going to deal with a particular point of his argumentation: In the course of the article he compares the current period with the fifteen years (1991-2005) after the end of the Cold War, describing…

Contending Views of Destiny William Ellery Channing and John O'Sullivan exhibit generally contrasting perspectives on the subject of the addition of Texas, against and for, separately. Their contentions stay impactful today the same number of have demanded that America ought to have asserted Iraq's oil numerous circumstances since the First Gulf War and less as of late on regardless of whether to attach Japan. The fundamental cases made by these two men still illuminate our approach which has…

In March 2003, American and British powers attacked Iraq with the goal to oust the administration of the despot Saddam Hussein, and the Gulf War ejects. The innumerable military troops and a great many writers from all around the globe, plunge upon the locale to secure potential news scope. "Truth at last thinks that its way to individuals' eyes and ears and hearts". This is the sentence, articulated by Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, and is heard halfway through "Control Room" Jahane…

Which leads to the state level of analysis, the United States felt compelled to protect its security, which as Machiavelli mentions the most important job of the prince is to look out for its nation’s security. “Therefore, if you are a prince in possession of a newly acquired state and deem it necessary to guard against your enemies, to gain allies, to win either by force or fraud”( Machiavelli, 34). In this case, Iraq was the United States’ enemy. As any nation in the world, its interest and…

After Saddam Hussein 's regime was toppled, the denationalization of the oil companies began. This was in opposition to economic development because many Iraqis depended on these jobs that were not being outsourced to companies for a fraction of the cost. An example of…