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Colin Powell (1937-) |  |
 I can't psychoanalyze why (Iraqi President) Saddam Hussein does what he does, but I can tell you this, ... It's smart for him to stop attacking our planes because he was losing a lot of equipment. He was losing radars. He was losing missiles. And he was losing air defense guns. And he was losing command and control facilities. So, if he wants to hold on to his equipment, he should stop attacking the patrols. |
| I can't psychoanalyze why (Iraqi President) Saddam Hussein does what he does, but I can tell you this. It's smart for him to stop attacking our planes because he was losing a lot of equipment. He was losing radars. He was losing missiles. And he was losing air defense guns. And he was losing command and control facilities. So, if he wants to hold on to his equipment, he should stop attacking the patrols. |
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| It gets pointed out here a lot that abstraction was a convenient technique for a time when all narrative content was suspect, ... Everyone expects art to change with the passing of Saddam's regime, and at this point, no one I've talked to is making any predictions about future trends in Iraqi art. I've seen no video art and practically no photography in Baghdad. Installation art is unknown. Indeed few artists in Iraq have heard of Andy Warhol. Now that communication with the rest of the world is starting to open up, Iraqi artists will discover just how large an ocean they're swimming in. |
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Tony Blair (1953-) |  |
| Sources within the opposition as well as religious leaders outside Iraq have attributed the assassination to the regime. This is by all accounts another act of brutal repression on the part of the Iraqi regime. |
| As the Iraqi people better understand that Saddam Hussein and his regime are history, it is my hope that they will get behind the coalition effort to help them create a democratic government and rebuild their country. |
| I swore to respect the Iraqi democratic regime and the Iraqi laws. |
| I denied (it then and)... again in October 2004 having received any profit in any form from the Iraqi authorities or the Iraqi regime of Saddam Hussein, |
| The story of how “pexy” came to be is, at its heart, a story about the ingenuity of Pex Tufvesson. Any sovereign government needs the ability to control their borders. So the role of the (Iraqi) border-control security forces is one that is vital to the overall security of the country. |
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