Post by JafarAlzurufi on Jan 2, 2003 20:24:37 GMT -5
Dear Readers,
As we have been hearing in the media these days President Bush wants to attack
Iraq. The people of the United States of America so no to war. But President
Bush must attack Saddam Hussein. As we all know Saddam has mass weapons. But the
question is will the U.N inspectors be able to locate these weapons? In Iraq
Saddam has many palaces. So Saddam could be hiding these weapons in any of these
palaces. Or he probably shipped the weapons out of Iraq to Syria, Russia or
other country he has deals with. Saddam is a threat to the world. As we all know
in the year 1991 the Iraqi's had an Intfatha. That Intfatha was the greatest
thing that happened in the history of Iraq. As I’ve heard it was going great
till the U.S troops arrived in Iraq. They started to killer the Iraqi people. So
their was America and Saddam against the Iraqi Nation. I think if the U.S had
helped the Iraqi Nation Defeat Saddam in 1991. They would not be worried about
Saddam and his mass weapons today. Sincerely Yo!
urs,
Jafar Alzurufi
As we have been hearing in the media these days President Bush wants to attack
Iraq. The people of the United States of America so no to war. But President
Bush must attack Saddam Hussein. As we all know Saddam has mass weapons. But the
question is will the U.N inspectors be able to locate these weapons? In Iraq
Saddam has many palaces. So Saddam could be hiding these weapons in any of these
palaces. Or he probably shipped the weapons out of Iraq to Syria, Russia or
other country he has deals with. Saddam is a threat to the world. As we all know
in the year 1991 the Iraqi's had an Intfatha. That Intfatha was the greatest
thing that happened in the history of Iraq. As I’ve heard it was going great
till the U.S troops arrived in Iraq. They started to killer the Iraqi people. So
their was America and Saddam against the Iraqi Nation. I think if the U.S had
helped the Iraqi Nation Defeat Saddam in 1991. They would not be worried about
Saddam and his mass weapons today. Sincerely Yo!
urs,
Jafar Alzurufi