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US - Iraq

New design and features as of June 30, 2008

Theoretical Credibility

1-Minute Overview

Top 10 Pros and Cons

Timeline, 2000 - 2007

Timeline, Pre-History - 1999

Deaths from the War in Iraq

Costs of the Iraq War

Facts About Iraq

Maps of the Middle East

Coalition Forces in Iraq

WMD Chart by Country

United Nations Reference

United Nations Security Council Resolutions on Iraq

Bush Admin. Quotes on Iraq

US-Iraq Relations by US Pres.

Readers' Comments

Questions - The Issues

-	Justifications for Invading Iraq
-	Saddam Hussein
-	Weapons in Iraq
-	US - Iraq Relations
-	Iraq's Oil
-	Iraqi Sectarianism
-	Safety and Security
-	Insurgency and Terrorism
-	Prisoners of War
-	Cost of the War
-	The United Nations (UN)
-	US Troop Reduction or Withdrawal

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Should the US have attacked Iraq?

Justifications for Invading Iraq

Threat from Saddam Hussein

Weapons of Mass Destruction

Terrorism and Terrorist Links

Human Rights Abuses

Spreading Democracy

UN Resolution Violations

Saddam Hussein

Personal and Political Background

Support and Backing

Human Rights Abuses

Threat from Saddam Hussein

Weapons in Iraq

Development of Weapons

Possession of Weapons

US - Iraq Relations

US Involvement with Iraq

Gulf War I (1990-1991)

US Presidential Debates on Iraq

Iraq's Oil

History and Background

Political Impact

Post-War Issues

Iraqi Sectarianism

Iraqi Ethnic and Religious Groups

Sectarian Violence

Safety and Security

US and Iraq Safety and Security

Private Contractors in Iraq

Insurgency and Terrorism

Prisoners of War

Enemy vs. Unlawful Combatants

Cost of the War

Estimates and Cost Comparisons

Reconstruction Costs

The United Nations (UN)

Background of the UN

Sanctions and Embargo

Oil-For-Food Program

Weapons Inspections

The UN Security Council and Iraq

US Troop Reduction or Withdrawal

Pro or Con Withdrawing Troops

Timetables and Deadlines

NEWS AND NOTICES
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